Sentence examples for year it will have from inspiring English sources

Even if the index does nothing in the final three months of the year, it will have turned in its best year since 2003.

By the end of the year, it will have begun work toward its ultimate goal: giving away free wireless data service around the country.

If Redmond manages to get copies of Windows 7 out the door before the end of the year, it will have a hit on its hands.

The following year, LCUSD will get $1 in matching funds for every $1.50 it invests in programs, and in the third year, it will have to spend $2 of its own money for every $1 awarded by the state.

At the end of the year, it will have $21 billion in net debt, or 3.3 times its expected cash flow, according to Aryeh Bourkoff of UBS Investment Bank.

Detroit has not been contributing to its pension funds, and by the end of the year it will have deferred $100 million in contributions.

Still, even if the market falls next year, it will have two more years to rebound before the next president takes office.

The exception was Bigtec where the founders operated in a field that was unfamiliar to them, and where – when the product launches later this year – it will have taken 12 years from the firm's founding.

If the government is to repair its dodgy finances this year it will have to cut those subsidies, pushing prices up.

But by the end of next year, it will have wound down its war there.

Last year, the Volusia-Flagler United Way used about 80percentt of its $500,000 in reserves to cover shortfalls in fund-raising, but this year it will have to cut its support to charities, Mr. McClelland said.