Sentence examples for going to be migrated from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it finds which VMs are going to be migrated, if any, and to where, based on the best found VMs-to-PMs assignment.

We're going to be migrating the Club Newsletter to a new format from next month that will be delivered in person!

The premise of Sapho is an interesting one: there may be a lot of interesting new software hitting the market that is going to disrupt legacy players over time, but in many cases a lot of large businesses are not going to be migrating from their old systems that soon.

"If you're a brand new band with no fans yet, and you start promoting on SoundCloud it's going to be very hard to migrate those fans over to Spotify and the other licensed services," said Youna.

"Now the earliest we might see large-scale consumer adoption is next year, and unlike the iPod it's going to be a slower process migrating people from print to the device".

"This will be manifest in the kinds of businesses they develop, particularly in information technology, and the pace with which they're going to be able to have technologies migrate from India".

And many of these brands have already spawned their own communities and forums — it's going to be hard to get those to migrate to MyBrandz.

"If this is happening to birds, and they can migrate, then for other organisms, it's going to be worse".

"A few individual bears may be able to migrate and survive but for most of them it's going to be a slow eventual loss," said Obbard.

"They're going to be concerned about whether the 'Today' show can hold onto its very valuable audience, or will they migrate to the other shows?" he said.

It was very late in the season to be migrating.