Sentences with phrase «grow over the next few years as»

Netflix has said this number will continue to grow over the next few years as it spends more on original content.

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While the outdoor tourism industry as a whole is flat, the park expects its number of visitors to grow over the next few years.

Our production capacity will build over the next few years; with the growth of the hydrogen fuel stations, so will the demand for this cutting - edge technology grow, as well.»

To review, Achievement First, the organization that Stefan Pryor helped create and served as a Director for until he quit last year to become Malloy's Commissioner of Education, is scheduled to grow from 20 school to 35 schools over the next few years at which point it claims that it will be larger than 95 % of all school districts in the country.

IDC predicts that the corporate market for tablet computers will grow as a portion of overall sales over the next few years.

Think about how that may grow over time based on how much you're writing over the next few years, as well as your own financial requirements.

As long as the visa restrictions are minimized, Russia will see its tourism industry grow substantially over the next few years.&raquAs long as the visa restrictions are minimized, Russia will see its tourism industry grow substantially over the next few years.&raquas the visa restrictions are minimized, Russia will see its tourism industry grow substantially over the next few years.»

They argue that it is more likely that emissions over the next few years will plateau or only grow slightly, as countries implement their commitments under the Paris Agreement.

Maintaining this level of productivity has been quite a challenge in recent years and is likely to become more difficult over the next few decades as weather patterns, available water and growing seasons shift further and threats of invasive weeds, pests and pathogens rise.

As a result, job opportunities for in - house counsel are anticipated to grow over the next few years.

The firm says a growing number of major American retailers have launched stores north of the border in recent years, and retail analysts expect that trend to increase over the next few years as competition in the U.S. retail market continues to intensify.