Sentence examples for year it will make from inspiring English sources

If the group extends its first-half performance for the rest of the year, it will make about $5.4 billion in revenue.

If I stick with one year, it will make it easier to see the whole picture.

If left for a second year, it will make a good substitute for peat as a 'bulking agent'.

The fault rate among South Korean car makers runs at twice Japanese levels, leading to higher material costs, longer working hours and lower-quality cars, according to McKinsey, a management consultancy.Hyundai defends its bid, arguing that with the capacity to make 2m cars a year (it will make 850,000 this year), it will enjoy the scale needed to compete internationally.

And if it happens in any of them at any point in the next ten years it will make the housing crisis look small".

Tomorrow – by which I mean within five years – it will make the magic leap to retinal projection, into something increasingly labelled "mixed reality": the seamless interfacing of informational artefacts and environment.

While the size of the Hartford Symphony's production will not approach the extremes that some presentations of "Messiah" have reached over the years, it will make for an experience that is qualitatively different from the small-bore effort that William Boughton, the conductor who will be leading the New Haven Symphony's performance, is planning.

Go to the games, the concerts, the plays - it's your senior year and it will make good memories many years after graduation.

"For the smaller shelters that count on this money each year, losing it will make a huge difference," she said.

To worry now about reducing deficits is comparable to putting leeches on ailing patients 300 years ago: it will make the patient sicker.

And then in another hundred years, after the omission of a leap year in 2200, it will make it back to June 21.