Sentences with phrase «will come»

The cost to launch these exchanges varies widely, but Telnet's Sandiford expects the Montreal exchange will come in at around $ 100,000.

Another, broader, problem is that only a part of the electricity needed to power EVs will come from clean sources, and an even bigger one is that 280 million electric cars account for only a fraction of the total rise in electricity demand that the IEA expects through 2040.

Without a doubt, unexpected obstacles will come your way, and sometimes pure passion isn't enough to sustain it.

If you do this, the money will come.

After good times, there will be bad times, but then good times will come again and so forth.

The majority of negativity will come from individuals who have never been in your shoes and can't comprehend what you are doing.

I'm not sold on the logic of «build it, and they will come.»

When Apple Watch arrives early next year, the $ 349 device (at least for the low - end design) will come in two different watch face sizes with wrist straps made of leather, synthetic materials and metal.

Many people get into trading, finance and business expecting success will come quickly and without sacrifice.

If possible, memorize your opening two to three lines so you know that those will come out crisply and confidently, giving you a successful start.

As for what use cases businesses will come up with, that's largely down to their needs and their creativity.

Focus on the sales and if you can drive revenue the investors will come.»

Most importantly, the unit will come with a replaceable able battery.

«Or you can sell it to some porn shop operator, and he'll take the painting and he'll make the boobs a little bigger and he'll stick it up in the window, and some other guy will come along in a raincoat, and he'll buy it.»

The challenge will come in refining the technology for a user interface.

The much - anticipated computerized glasses will come with a 5 - megapixel camera, 16 GB of storage, and more.

In early September, Google estimated that 15 percent of searches for holiday gifts and product information in 2011 will come on mobile devices this Black Friday.

If you want to create a mobile application without spending money on hiring a new team, learning to code will come in handy.

Internet Explorer: The new console will come with Internet Explorer, so Microsoft reasons, «If you host clients at your home, use the power of IE and the size of your TV to showcase your new redesigned website.»

If you're interested, you will come up with excuses, you will do what's convenient, you will come up with stories, and justify why you failed.

Do your employees have hope that good things will come from their hard work?

Maybe your next innovative idea will come while you're driving, exercising, hiking, shopping, sitting on an airplane, or watching the sunset.

If you're not used to larger smartphones from Samsung and the like, cradling the larger iPhone 6 in one hand will come as a shock.

The good news for Apple fans is that this model might do everything except slice your bread in the morning, but it will come at a cost.

Getting audited might be one of Americans» biggest fears, but what are the odds your turn will come up next?

However, it's how you respond and it's the service you provide to right the situation that often decides whether or not customers will come back.

Drive enough of them and you will come to understand that state - of - the - art $ 100,000 - plus German automobiles generally represent a tip - top way to get from A to B. Take the fully loaded 2013 Audi RS5 Cabriolet I tried out last month.

But that doesn't mean jobs will come back because [things are] made in America, because the labels may as well say made «by robots» in America.

«In terms of cryptocurrencies, generally, I can say almost with certainty that they will come to a bad ending,» Buffett said on CNBC, noting that he didn't understand Bitcoin and other blockchain - based digital assets.

Once a network of hundreds, or thousands, is in place, Jenkins says, Saildrone's potential will come together as it forms a constellation of interconnected data points in the ocean tracking Earth's climate from pole to pole.

Twitter's video promoting the new feature suggests that it will come in handy when you're trying to build buzz around something like a product launch or a seasonal sale.

For Olympic stars like Chloe Kim, a flood of endorsement deals will come with their own financial challenges.

Indra Nooyi IN - dra NEW - ee Pepsico CEO Indra Nooyi's name will come out as smooth as a refreshing cola drink if you remember the emphasis is on the first syllable in both her first and last name.

«In terms of cryptocurrencies, generally, I can say with almost certainty that they will come to a bad ending,» Buffett told CNBC in January.

The news will come as a relief to thousands of people who dabbled in bitcoin but faced the prospect of a tax investigation for failing to disclose they sold a small amount of the currency, or used it to purchase goods and services.

Do not assume that «if you build it, they will come,» as the idea of co-working is new to many people, and a few will need to be sold on the benefits.

Your followers will come to expect your content so it's important that you constantly deliver what they want.

Other business owners will come to you for questions and may send business your way.

It's a researched fact that most business (80 percent) will come from repeat customers rather than new customers.

It's currently available only for Windows and Android, but Mac and Linux versions will come this year.

She added: «I hope we shall we say we will come together and get to the answers of why this has happened over many years and we can stop it happening in the future»

«Sometimes things will come up that don't work out when they shoot them.

The Class A shares sold in this offering will come with limited voting rights — one vote per share.

The speakers, one of which will come with a camera and a touch screen, will connect directly to Facebook Messenger to make chatting with friends and family through the service much easier.

It's also the path to sustained profits: customers will come back if they feel they've been treated well.

In 2014, Chaudhry says, MOOCs will come of age, thanks to new entrants who have learned from their predecessors» mistakes and figured out how to make students stick with a course.

Believe in yourself and the results will come.

How to... These are the two words that will come to dominate webpages everywhere as webmasters will now seek to answer the questions that could be posed by potential traffic and customers seeking answers.

«But at some level, we believe this is what we're here to do, and we think it's going to be good, and if we do it, some of that value will come back to us.»

I doubt there are many people in the oilsands industry today who feel that they are better off as a result of the BP spill, and I expect that the pipeline industry will come to feel the same way about Lac - Mégantic in short order.