Sentences with phrase «somewhat near future»

While this is just a small feature and likely won't result in game changing performance, it all but confirms there is a Pixel 3 coming in the somewhat near future.

Not exact matches

The round is somewhat unexpected considering that the company had been expected to announce an initial public offering in the near future.

But, on the other hand, Mark's Jesus maintains that some within his hearing will still be alive in the near future when the basileia arrives en dunamei, «with power» (Mk 9:1), a promise unsurprisingly not repeated in the somewhat later texts of Matthew and Luke.

Neither Michigan and Michigan State play UCLA in the near future so the reported block is somewhat bizarre.

Somewhat outside the purview of films that depict present and very - near - future epidemics, but nonetheless worthy of an appreciative final word, is the doom - laden 2010 British film Black Death, set in 1348 England and starring Sean Bean, Eddie Redmayne, and Carice van Houten.

That latter move has been muted somewhat by de Nysschen's recent departure to become CEO of Cadillac, but Infiniti is sticking to the script to establish the luxury brand in China, forecast to be the largest luxury vehicle market in the world in the very near future.

But — like you, Katriena, I anticipated publishing several more books in the (somewhat) near future, and I have my beloved Baby MacBook Pro, so I bought the Vellum Big - Pack.

The story was somewhat interesting and made me feel like there was going to be another installment of this game in the near future.

I was pleased to discover that the locations used were all previously somewhat lacking in traversable interiors, and that whilst the central story was over fairly quickly I can see no end to the possibilities — and indeed the side quests — for the pack in the near future.

The threats facing Yosemite make the video somewhat poignant, as the beauty it captures may not exist in the near future.

Here was, and may still be, a real opportunity to turn a crisis into an advantage, not merely to pull ourselves up somewhat, but to go ahead with the latest and best technology, which, we know for certain, is going to be essential in the near future.

The phenomenon, which coincided with the previously fervent ICO market cooling somewhat, looks set to increase in the near future, due in part to the relative ease with which anyone can now fork the Bitcoin network.