Sentences with phrase «making big waves»

First - time home buyers are making big waves in the housing market lately.

Google has given up on Project Ara, another of the company's more intriguing skunkworks projects shuttered without making the big waves the initial hullabaloo promised.

Microsoft today is making some big waves with the immersive Windows 10 experience coming this holiday season including revisions to hardware requirements and some huge partnerships that will drive the gaming aspect to potentially millions of new users.

With an expanded boundary - breaking Infinity Display, a seamless note - taking experience and the chance to go even bigger with desktop viewing, the Galaxy Note8 is making big waves.

Guitarist and songwriter Archy Marshall (aka King Krule) has been making big waves with this year's release The Ooz, an album that's garnered much critical acclaim for its use of mixed musical textures.

Hopefully, since this vulnerability is already making big waves, device manufacturers will actually be incentivized to release patches.

[em] What the panel had to say: «Whether you agree with his decisions or not, and many don't, Justice Perell is making big waves in the area of class action litigation.»

The only new products allowed by The Compact are food and bare necessities for health and safety — things like toilet paper, brake fluid & underwear — in their effort to go without buying anything new; everything else comes from TreeHugger faves like FreeCycle, Craigslist, thrift stores and even dumpsters, and their idea is making big waves.

With artists like Cindy Sherman, Julian Schnabel and Jeff Koons making big waves, the 1980s were an explosively creative time for art.

The mode that is making big waves, however, is The Way of The Hado mode.

I'm always happy for those «little guys» that make it in the big world of cut throat game development, there is some satisfaction knowing the smaller developers are making big waves against publishers like EA and Activision.

In receiving the Micro Studio accolade, Hello Games is the first company ever to stake a claim to this newly created award, which recognises the talent of small scale studios making big waves in the development sector.

The tropical metropolis is making big waves with authentic outposts that celebrate Hawaii's rich cultural history

The new SUV is making big waves in its segment, offering a powerful drive thanks to its bitubo V8 engine and its high - class interior features.

The 2018 Jaguar F - PACE is making big waves in the small luxury SUV segment among discerning Bonita Springs drivers, beating out popular options like the Mercedes - Benz GLC and Audi Q5 in areas like performance and standard features.

As we have posted previously, the flipped classroom has been making some big waves in the last year in both K - 12 and in higher education.

The reauthorization of No Child Left Behind is making big waves among policymakers, journalists, and educators who are eager to see improvements to a policy that for years has left many educators in a teaching gridlock.

Currently making big waves in the festival circuit is Tyler MacIntyre's Patchwork.

J - horror was making big waves with Ring and Ju - On leading the pack and Takashi Miike was blowing our minds with his array of wild and disturbing films.

Jordan Phipps is making big waves this year in the genre community, with a stellar performance in this year's festival favorite Close Calls and a lead role in the upcoming Halloween horror anthology 10/31, so we were thrilled to catch up with Jordan on the Orange Carpet for quick interview following our screening of Close Calls at the 2017 Halloween International Film Festival in Kill Devil Hills, NC, where she would go on to win the Best Actress award.

This is just one of many methods for getting the most out of your supplements, but it's one that's making big waves because of its incredible effectiveness and increasing ease of access.

and said the rookie elected official will be making big waves in office.

This little book promises to make big waves in your theology.

(I Timothy 2:12) This little verse has made big waves in the evangelical culture, and all my life I've heard it used to enforce restrictions on the positions women can hold in church leadership.

A Tastemaker is a recognized leader in the SkinnyScoop community who can make a big wave out of a small idea.

These top players have been linked with mid-season moves that would certainly make big waves in the world of football...

While us fans are in the usual summer routine of waiting anxiously for the Frenchman to make some big waves in the transfer market and hopefully wading through a daily mountain of Arsenal transfer rumours, Wenger has got his feet up and is sipping a cocktail or two.

Hleb went onto claim that Arsenal can no longer match the spending of their rivals in this day and age, insisting they would have wanted to make bigger waves in the previous window but couldn't compete.

He has played a big part in the excellent recent recruitment of the Foxes which has allowed first Nigel Pearson and now Claudio Ranieri to make big waves in football and punch above their weight.

They can make big waves, but not ones that rise — as rogue waves do — three to five times as high as the waves around them and seem to come out of nowhere, out of sync with the rest of the sea, from a direction completely different from that of the wind and other waves.

Bi Cupid made a big wave in 2001 when it became one of the first of the few dating sites to recognize and cater to bisexual, bi-curious and gender - fluid singles and couples.

Gorgeous cinematography, stellar sound design, and a solid performance from Blake Lively send The Shallows buoying above other shark fare, but inconsistent storytelling and off - kilter action sequences keep it from making bigger waves.

It's not to say there's no power to it now, but that it likely would have made bigger waves in 2005.

Yeah sure Iron Man made some big waves, but it was short on bone aching action and heavy on sleep inducing backstory.

If the flawed, dated 2013 Rogue continues to sell well in a competitive segment, then this new one has the potential to make big waves.

- NATO is «obsolete» (me: made big waves in the baltic states which have russian mayoritys too, poland and others who fear the russians after their politics in the ukraine while Mr P. made laughin all day)

Like Apple, small changes make big waves for Volkswagen, and the 2016 Passat is no different.

The RDX prototype takes some styling cues from Acura's NSX halo car and trickles them down into a sharp - looking family hauler that the company hopes will make big waves here in the US as well as in China, where it also plans to produce the vehicle due to Chinese import laws.

Free for PS Plus members Developer Giant Sparrow made big waves with this project thanks to its astounding art style and thought - provoking gameplay.

The game has made big waves in Europe, and our clients at Nordic Games are helping to bring the game to global audiences via digital distribution.

This is a very good thing for many reasons and the most important one being that the Grip shows Turtle Beach is ready to make big waves in the PC world.

An experimental branching narrative experience in which even the smallest choices make big waves.

The environmental movement is making bigger waves than ever and although the faces may have changed, the message is still the same: we can not continue with business as usual.

President Trump is going to make some big waves in energy right away.

Jeannie Mackie, a barrister at Doughty Street Chambers, who came to El Vino especially for the occasion, said: «It was an extremely important case and made big waves at the time.

But it was perhaps A&O that made the biggest wave by becoming the first magic circle firm to get in on the act, launching Peerpoint in 2013.

Yesterday, tout le monde political Alberta was abuzz with word Jason Kenney, Conservative MP for Calgary Midnapore and former Harper government cabinet heavyweight, is about to abandon federal politics and make big waves here in landlocked Alberta.

We have time and again discussed how the likes of Ethereum, NEO, and other decentralized ledgers can make bigger waves in the future by enabling developers to build applications and platforms that bolster the sharing economy.

The New York Times and The Observer of London made big waves Saturday with a front - page story adding more details to what is known about data - firm Cambridge Analytica's role in the 2016 election, revealing with the help of whistleblower and former CA employee Christopher Wylie that the company «harvested private information from the Facebook profiles of more than 50 million users without their permission, making it one of the largest data leaks in the social network's history.»

While the Messenger platform made big waves today, it didn't exactly have the most prestigious launch partners.