You don't want to make a splash to make a splash.
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White dresses make a splash on the Emmys Red Carpet.
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Not many new phones make a splash like the iPhone.
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"The European Commission wanted to make a splash," he said.
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Dust off your swimwear: it's time to make a splash.
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Virtual reality is poised to make a splash this year.
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Alibaba Pictures hopes more Chinese films can make a splash abroad.
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Check out the pics ... girl knows how to make a splash.
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Huawei is now hoping to make a splash in the space.
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The streaming service is launching with shows designed to make a splash.
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The company wants to make a splash and make Samsung great again.
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NIO wasn't the only Chinese automaker to make a splash this week.
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Nest was among the first smart devices companies to make a splash.
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The San Antonio Spurs entered free agency hoping to make a splash.
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The Rangers could make a splash when free agency opens next Monday.
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Stars sure know how to make a splash in the real estate market!
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He urged recipients to help Mr. Biden "make a splash" when he announces.
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All the university needed was to make a splash in its sports program.
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Beto O'Rourke tried to make a splash by speaking Spanish in his first answer.
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But it wasn't enough for Bennet to make a splash in the 2020 race.
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These new developments allow candidates to make a splash earlier in the campaign cycle.
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Ahead, we found a few affordable styles to make a splash in this season.
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Is now the time for traditional retailers to make a splash in M&A?
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Want to make a splash this season without ruining your makeup in the process?
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But one wonders how Tallarico and Intellivision Entertainment hope to make a splash here.
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We thought we could come out, make a splash and be a big deal.
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She also will make a splash in Justice League, out on November 17, 2017.
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SoftBank is not the first mega-investor to make a splash in Silicon Valley.
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That's not a lot of time to perform gumshoe investigating to make a splash.
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These days Mr. Hollande can make a splash only when he causes a scandal.
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So how can scrappy tech companies make a splash in the current political climate?
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Latvia has seen few of its citizens make a splash in the United States.
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After a fairly slow I/O and Build, Apple could really make a splash here.
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Amazon, clearly, was looking to make a splash with an offering from a marquee filmmaker.
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But, it won't make a splash in the media cos she's one of the untouchables.
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LOS ANGELES — Tom Hanks wants to make a Splash with Channing Tatum as the mermaid.
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The very nature of the book also practically guaranteed that it would make a splash.
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Apple couldn't make a splash with its new iPad Pro, which is about the size of
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Fox's "Lethal Weapon" is set to make a splash this September and it's getting good buzz.
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Whatever the case, the S1 and S1R are sure to make a splash, whatever their prices.
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Now, Democratic presidential hopefuls are barreling toward a crucial fundraising deadline anxious to make a splash.
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Facebook and Google have likewise ramped up efforts to make a splash in the TV industry.
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She also learned that not every story she thought was splashy would actually make a splash.
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Michael Bartley, the Libertarian Party candidate, hopes to make a splash in the 28503th as well.
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MARGRETHE VESTAGER, competition commissioner for the European Union, knows how to make a splash with large numbers.
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It's hard to make a splash as a camera company at CES when everything is a camera.
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"Finesse" is the latest of Cardi B's musical collaborations to make a splash on the music scene.
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That's the thing about Tim Tebow: The 30-year-old athlete knows how to make a splash.
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But we're talking about Donald Trump at a moment when Donald Trump needs to make a splash.
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He says: That was a book that when I wrote it did not make a splash whatsoever.
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That was really a big motivation for me to start working with the Make a Splash initiative.
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Dozier, 29, said he hoped the team would "go out and make a splash" this off-season.
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Maddon's first convert to make a splash in Tampa Bay was Zobrist, who eventually mastered four positions.
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Warren is fighting to make a splash in the Iowa and New Hampshire contests early next month.
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It was inevitable that Abzug, who liked to say she was "born yelling," would make a splash.
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The liberals' first chance to make a splash without worrying about red-state Democrats is coming soon.
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It turns out you don't have to be the most popular Olympian to help sponsors make a splash.
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Kim is known to make a splash on any social media platform, and she keeps things quite diverse.
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So, I think just trimming it down and not trying to make a splash was a preliminary challenge.
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This isn't the first Kodak phone — the IM5 came out last year but didn't exactly make a splash.
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As the ambitious face of a new generation, Kushner, like Trump, sought to make a splash in Manhattan.
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It would probably have to be someone with the name recognition of Mitt Romney to make a splash.
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Instead, he's hoping to make a splash on Super Tuesday in March, when 16 states and territories vote.
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The security features are nice, but they likely don't set the company apart enough to really make a splash.
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She is in a unique position to make a splash, but most certainly not unaware of the challenges ahead.
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Huckabee also tried to make a splash with the odd cynical provocation, none of which have seemed particularly convincing.
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And smaller, Tesla-aspiring startups see it as their opportunity to make a splash in the big kid pool.
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My purpose when I moved here was to have a number one record, play shows, to make a splash.
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Clinton treatment If Johnson and Weld really want to make a splash, they need to capture Democratic votes, too.
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Murphy was determined to make a splash: a girl was planning an electrified outfit, and he wanted to compete.
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And yet a candidate who does not make a splash early in the race may not be around later.
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Brands expected to make a splash includes Cadillac, Lincoln, Dodge, Ford, Audi, Mercedes, Acura, Hyundai, Subaru, Toyota, and Maserati.
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UNIONDALE, N.Y. — The organizers of the newest tennis tournament in the New York area wanted to make a splash.
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Elizabeth Warren also failed to make a splash in the first two states before a commanding debate performance Wednesday.
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Host Japan, as well as Iran and European countries like France and Spain, are expected to make a splash.
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To have sex with the right people, to make mistakes and make amends, take a leap and make a splash.
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There were some important women pop artists who are being rediscovered, but they didn't make a splash like Andy Warhol.
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Bella Hadid knows how to make a splash ... it just helps when she's got a luxury yacht to jump from.
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Not only did Dion, 49, make a splash on the red carpet, she stole the show inside the event, too.
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There is enormous pressure to keep prizes contemporary and to make sure that they make a splash, year after year.
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Hell, he was a monster in the business world, so why couldn't he make a splash in the music game?
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My point is there's a vision of Dreams in which someone comes up with something that can make a splash.
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Before you make a splash this Memorial Day weekend check out which stars are floating through life in serious style!
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Ordinarily, the company makes its big changes alongside new versions of iOS, or to make a splash with a new iPhone.
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It's as if the ecommerce giant is just dropping stones down a well to see if it can make a splash.
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In 2000, "Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2" tried to build on the original's success, but failed to make a splash.
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These two devices are supposed to make a splash and bring Samsung back to the leading positions in the smartphone race.
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Virtual reality won't really won't begin its rollout until later this year, but several analysts say it could make a splash.
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Filled with Atlantic Canadian lobster meat and crispy lettuce on a fresh bun, it's bound to make a splash with everyone.
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But I was a little nuts and wanted to make a splash for the team and see what we could do.
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The 22-year-old Daniel Caesar, whose debut album "Freudian" arrived this year to acclaim, also hopes to make a splash.
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Then check out our most popular recipes of the year, and the food trends predicted to make a splash in 2017.
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By the end of all 800+ lessons, you'll have the expertise to make a splash in a wide range of industries.
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And it's understandable that Facebook, as a dominating force in American media today, would want to make a splash at the inauguration.
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This year, on "America's Got Talent," the new malambo act to make a splash was Revolution Queens, a group of all women.
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The rumour in Brussels was that the new competition commissioner wanted to make a splash by hitting Facebook with a huge fine.
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The Democratic candidates for president are looking for one last chance to make a splash before Iowans pick their winner on Monday.
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Porsche, owned by Germany's Volkswagen Group, is not the only luxury automaker looking to make a splash in the electric vehicle market.
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More 25K televisionsImage: SharpIFA is increasingly a place where TV makers try to make a splash and 2019 will be no different.
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Here's yet another carrier expected to make a splash at CES 2020, most likely on account of — you guessed it — 5G connectivity.
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The genre took shape in London, England, but a recent wave of promotions has positioned grime to make a splash in America.
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With Steve Wozniak, he started Apple Computer in 1976 but didn't make a splash until 1984, with the release of the Macintosh.
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Everyone has already done the sexy cat and mouse dance, and these looks are bound to make a splash (or elicit a scream).
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While the mermaid tail trend wasn't quite practical enough to make a splash, mermaid crowns have a slightly better chance of catching on.
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Kodak is attempting to make a splash in an increasingly saturated smartphone market against behemoths of the industry including Samsung, Apple and Huawei.
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Gaming deals always make a splash on Black Friday, and do kitchen appliance discounts, but nothing comes close to the deals on TVs.
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But if Trump's challengers make a splash and engage him in a nasty intraparty fight, it could weaken him entering the general election.
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Win, lose or draw, Duquesnoy's fighting should earn him favour from many as he attempts to make a splash on the international scene.
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We're told Floyd wanted the car to make a splash on his way to the weigh in for the McGregor fight Friday afternoon.
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You'd think the story of a future minister administering poison through an IV would make a splash — but the mainstream outlets ignored it.
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This debate is Klobuchar's last chance to make a splash with Iowa voters writ large, and all signs indicate she'll jump right in.
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Flush with $75 million in cash, Pacronym, a new Democratic super PAC, was hoping to make a splash in the impeachment news cycle.
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The Colombian actress had just begun to make a splash in Hollywood thanks to her role in the hit TV show "Modern Family."
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Hit the jets and enter feet first to soak up these sizzling shots of stars in hot tubs guaranteed to make a splash!
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But while we're bummed not to get a repeat performance of their wedding celebration dance, Cyrus doesn't need her husband to make a splash.
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Bad Blood was a New York Times best-seller, The Dropout topped the iTunes charts, and The Inventor looks poised to make a splash.
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He might also be too obvious a pick to make a splash, and his support for trade deals could hurt the ticket, as well.
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While she expected him to want to keep things low-key on the dance floor, it turns out he wants to make a splash.
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Coming right off the parade of exotics and hypercars in Geneva, it's not easy for the New York Auto Show to make a splash.
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Though AI has received a bad rap for stealing jobs, the artificial intelligence sector has continued to make a splash in the hiring world.
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Amazon has an early lead here, and while Google is attempting to differentiate its offering, Apple has a big opportunity to make a splash.
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In an effort to make a splash, the Rams made a blockbuster trade to acquire the first overall pick in the draft in April.
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But the Trump campaign's move makes a statement: that it has a lot of money and it's looking to make a splash with it.
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PC gaming companies continue to make a splash at CES with experimental and sometimes outlandish devices that may never again see the light of day.
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It's unclear whether this will make a splash in the holiday treat scene, as vegetable-flavored chocolate might make or break a child's Easter basket.
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Likewise, Jon Russell gave his thoughts on the new iPhone launch, arguing that the iPhone SE is unlikely to make a splash in Asia. 2.
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Princess Beatrice— a " blood princess" who is eighth in line for the British throne — has been known to make a splash with her colorful headwear.
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Fortnite is already a massive cultural phenomenon, and here was a chance for it to make a splash in the burgeoning world of e-sports.
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Bluetooth speakers come in many shapes, but Bose's SoundLink Micro wants to make a splash with a tiny square design that comes in bright orange.
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For writers who want to make a splash, the Twitter essay (mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa!) is the micro-blogging form of choice.
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"[The Hackerville guys] gained reputation as a result of their desire to make a splash," Romanian cybersecurity researcher Stefan Tanase from Kaspersky Lab told me.
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Between currency headwinds and macroeconomic volatility, it may be tough for these names to make a splash this week, regardless of their size and scale.
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The foundation has conducted 44 clinics since beginning the Make a Splash program in 2009, but the Atlanta events were the first with celebrity involvement.
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Australians don't quite lose their minds over media representation the way they used to, but Forza Horizon 3 is still likely to make a splash.
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These days, many studies aim for counter intuitiveness for the wrong reasons: Just to make a splash, even if the finding itself has little value.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is bringing in some fresh blood for season 10, and newcomer Garcelle Beauvais is sure to make a splash.
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As for the other candidates, they're generally considered afterthoughts in the race, but Iowa gave them a chance to prove they could make a splash.
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A big part of that was trying to make a splash from day one, rather than just diving right into our day-to-day editorial.
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Williamson has said little about concrete policy during debates, but she did make a splash in her proposal for a country-wide atonement for slavery.
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Brady would be a marquee signing for the franchise, as the team is looking to make a splash in their debut season in Las Vegas.
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However, the combined strengths of the two companies means there's a better chance for the new and improved PaidEasy to make a splash in the market.
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With the award, Ram parent Fiat Chrysler has managed to make a splash at two auto major shows in the span of just a few months.
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Based on the timeline for last year's Mate 21.6, I'm expecting Huawei to make a splash with a US debut at CES 28 in early January.
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N.F.L. Roundup The Rams are tired of waiting to get a franchise quarterback, and they want to make a splash in their return to Los Angeles.
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Well, For one thing, Fortnite, while not the first battle royale game to make a splash, is a bit more accessible than other battle royale games.
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Being there, it became clear why the humble stock market sage likes it so much: It doesn't go out of its way to make a splash.
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Drug importation and the international pricing caps proposal are the only remaining policies that the White House can use to make a splash heading into 220006.
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The next owner of the property, Mr. Kirman said, will most likely come from overseas and be looking to make a splash with a bold purchase.
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TORONTO — Everything about Stefanos Tsitsipas is big and bold, which sets him up perfectly to make a splash at the United States Open in two weeks.
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In a bid to make a splash before Tuesday's primary debate in Westerville, Ohio, Castro released a list of 50-plus endorsements first obtained by POLITICO.
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In fact, Amazon has already moved to lower Whole Foods' notoriously high prices on a number of consumer staples in an attempt to make a splash.
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Projecting 22019: The White Sox attempted to make a splash this offseason, including an aggressive pursuit of prized free agent Manny Machado, but ultimately came up empty.
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Apple's ambition to make a splash in India's growing smartphone market appears to be slipping, with recent data suggesting success could be elusive in the near term.
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Its first original film, 2015's Beasts of No Nation, was reportedly viewed 3 million times, but failed to make a splash with awards audiences or critics.
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From K-beauty skin-care sets to influencer-made perfumes, ahead are the best holiday gifts to make a splash with the beauty lovers in your life.
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Drug importation and the international pricing caps proposal are the only remaining policies remaining that the White House can use to make a splash heading into 2020.
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It's the most adroitly New York sounding New York rap joint to make a splash in some time, thanks to a breezy sax loop from Cool & Dre.
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But the island states are still hoping to make a splash in New York next week, and have put together a "SIDS package" to be presented there.
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And for all the hand-wringing about designers abandoning New York, the show schedule is jam-packed, including a smattering of newcomers poised to make a splash.
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In recent years, Sony has made and continues to make a splash with its Alpha full-frame mirrorless cameras that are geared toward advanced and professional photographers.
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Though the on-demand space has been trending for years now, it seems that companies both large and small are looking to make a splash at the festival.
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Playing out of competition, the Elton John biopic Rocketman will make a splash at its world premiere where the singer will reportedly perform alongside its star, Taron Egerton.
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Taken outside that context, it's easily misused by drug companies hoping to develop new products, in fraught legal fights, or by YouTube creators hoping to make a splash.
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"That said, the BOJ could still make a splash by pulling out some unconventional policy measure, but pressure is certainly mounting for some kind of action," Innes added.
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So for those marketers, in town from Hollywood and looking to make a splash on Instagram and Twitter feeds nationwide, it pays to target the tech-savvy crowd.
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He went on to make a splash at Davidson College, a small liberal arts school in North Carolina, before foregoing his senior year to pursue an NBA career.
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It is unclear if robots will ever find their way to Europa's seas, but assuming they do, the BRUIE team aims to be ready to make a splash.
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Hosted by The Times and CNN, the question heading into the debate on Tuesday night: Can anyone make a splash without being the one who ends up soaked?
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Tonight's debate in Charleston, S.C., is not only the Democratic presidential candidates' last chance to make a splash on the national stage before South Carolina's primary on Saturday.
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"The Song of Names" begins with a disappearance: In 1951, David Eli Rapoport, a violinist of around 21, is set to make a splash on the London stage.
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It failed to make a splash, but was republished in 2002 as "Mount Vernon Love Story" and joined the other Higgins Clark titles on the best-seller lists.
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If you're looking to finally make a splash at your workplace or catch the eye of your boss, I couldn't recommend a more effective way to get people talking.
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It's kind of like with Kaitlyn: She's going to do things and it's going to make a splash but at the end of the day that's who they are.
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Ambition is hardly an unknown, but he wasn't necessarily expected to make a splash with the Samsung Galaxy squad, especially when they got seeded into the Group of Death.
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The absence of Sony has left a big opening for Microsoft, while other platform holders like Epic and its fledgling PC games store are looking to make a splash.
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It's either positive, and reaffirms their opinion that their favorite is great, therefore getting lots of attention and shares, or it's negative and meant to "make a splash" online.
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The hedge funds to watch in 2020 are a mix of big names, newcomers looking to make a splash, and a long-time industry player giving it another shot.
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What do you do if you're a European startup competing against the likes of Box and Dropbox, and are looking to make a splash in international markets like the U.S.?
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The Dodgers DON'T need to make a splash and re-sign Manny Machado ... so says their ex-GM, Ned Colletti, who tells TMZ Sports the team already has enough talent!!
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But the notion of having a premeditated take and wanting to make a splash, this is something that people say about talk radio, general sports talk, about you in general.
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The town hall, moderated by Anderson Cooper, will be the first high-profile event for the leading third party to make a splash following the major party conventions in July.
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No one in the NFL loves to make a splash more than Dallas owner Jerry Jones, and there'd be no bigger splash to make than bringing Brady to America's Team.
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While managing his health and getting back into a training schedule, Adrian is determined to spread awareness about drowning and make children safer in and around water through Make a Splash.
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For Adrian, Make a Splash was the perfect outlet to keep him feeling as normal as possible amid the diagnosis, something he says is important for any cancer patient to find.
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To the Editor: Our country cannot help but weep at the picture of elected Republicans presented to the world as they strained to make a splash with sad grade-school antics.
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Since Thanksgiving is a holiday centered around traditional dishes that have been on most tables for decades, it's tough to come in and make a splash with a brand new treat.
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The thin, baby-faced guard went on to make a splash at Davidson College, a tiny liberal arts school in North Carolina, before foregoing his senior year to enter the NBA.
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This may be his last chance to make a splash, as it's difficult to imagine his campaign surviving past the Iowa caucuses unless he does far, far better than expected there.
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Since 2009, Jones has been involved with the USA Swimming Foundation's Make a Splash program, which promotes water safety by providing opportunities for children across the country to learn to swim.
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For those 4 million kids that learned how to swim [through Make a Splash], they're going to have children, and when they [do], they're going to teach them how to swim.
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That year, Jones took the Make a Splash initiative to Shreveport, where he gave a free lesson to children from the community who were still in the grips of the tragedy.
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South American athletes flocking to the 2016 Olympics feel almost at home here in Rio, and are hoping to harness that familiarity to make a splash at the region's first games.
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With mixed martial arts finally legal in New York State, the Ultimate Fighting Championship had a rare opportunity to make a splash with its Madison Square Garden debut this Nov. 12.
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For a franchise that has not won a postseason series since 227 and is trying to make a splash in its first season in Brooklyn, the future most certainly is now.
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Smaller cities generally lack the influx of newcomers who are willing to make a splash with a big gift in their adopted city, and their museums depend on luring repeat visitors.
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This all relates to the theme I wrote about earlier this week: that CES is seen to not matter because only smaller companies bother trying to make a splash here anymore.
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She dressed herself in designer gowns not simply to make a splash at the Nobel dinner, but to fulfill her role as a cultural spearhead, someone to shake up musty attitudes.
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Of Guillard's 32 wins, he possesses 21 knockout victories so there is no doubt he would make a splash in UBBAD with his punching power if this signing proves to be legitimate.
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After eight years of ignoring the midsize truck market while Toyota and General Motors racked up strong sales, Ford believes it's not too late for the new Ranger to make a splash.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro need to make a splash to keep voters -- and donors -- interested as they struggle to qualify for November's debate.
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"I don't yet have clarity on how they are going to make a splash with 80-plus films," said one agent who asked to remain anonymous because of ongoing business with Netflix.
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It could simply be a joke that blew up, but don't discount the potential that this is a stunt from a company launching a new product or wanting to make a splash.
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The Chess Club will make a splash in Mayfair on a site formerly host to a famed poker and backgammon club and the place where Ringo Starr tied the knot in 1981.
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Because tax cuts big enough to make a splash cost so much money, proponents like to argue that their reforms will cause so much economic activity as to make the cut costless.
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Eager to make a splash in their new home and revive their fading fortunes, the Rams traded a passel of draft picks to acquire the top overall selection from the Tennessee Titans.
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USA Swimming sponsors a program called Make a Splash that partners with local swim teams and cities to promote swimming among minorities by offering free or low-cost lessons and pool time.
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The investors get in fights, entrepreneurs do outlandish things to make a splash for their business, millions of dollars are won and lost and every once in a while — dreams come true.
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The Bucs have the money to make a splash in free agency, but they probably don't want to invest a big-money contract and a top 10 pick at the same position.
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If China really wants to make a splash, it could join the Trans Pacific Partnership, which the U.S abandoned when Trump took office and then have more open trade with 11 countries.
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STX, an upstart studio looking to make a splash, paid a hefty $10 million for rights to the R-rated film, which emulates the visual experience of first-person shooter video games.
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"It really can be a plus for the 'wow' factor and for the N.F.L." The Raiders, he said, had the "cachet" and the national following to make a splash in Las Vegas.
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Working in established art centers and major cities is all well and good, but sometimes the best way to make a splash is to go outside your normal spheres of activity and influence.
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The mouse has customizable RGB lights, of course, which are so common in gaming hardware that I think you could make a splash in the market by going without, but maybe I'm crazy.
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Meanwhile, victory for Ngannou would certainly make a splash for the upcoming heavyweight and his stock will increase a considerable amount—surely earning a spot in the top 10 of his division's rankings.
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So you think that's premeditated and in your mind do you think, "That's something he means," or that he wants to make a splash and he's making a statement to make a statement?
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The group is attempting to make a splash the way it did when it helped push successfully for DC's pot liberalization and later launched a pot giveaway during President Donald Trump's inauguration weekend.
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If there's one thing Glover loves to do with his time outside of Atlanta, it's come up with the next ambitious project that he can drop out of nowhere to make a splash.
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In these moments, Trump is often the opposite of what you would normally expect from a normal politician—he's quick, he's vulgar, and he seems to relish the opportunity to make a splash.
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If the goal was to make a splash to get the attention of Brooklyn elected officials, it worked like a charm — at least as far as Brooklyn borough president Marty Markowitz was concerned.
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If the promotion is looking to make a splash in the European market, Daley versus 'MVP' would bring international attention to an event give the prolonged wait for established dance partner for Page.
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Though none are expected to make a splash on Sunday, analysts say they will likely make inroads at the 2017 vote, in which new electoral rules will increase their chance of winning power.
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Ahead of his Make a Splash promotional tour (a USA Swimming Foundation initiative to encourage water safety for children), Adrian tells PEOPLE about why he chose to share his personal health with the world.
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The Moonlight actress has always known how to make a splash, and sharing a teaser trailer for audiences gearing up to watch the most-talked about superhero movie of all time is so perfect.
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Her return home is reluctant, only made on the command of her editor, Frank Curry (Miguel Sandoval), who is determined to make a splash covering what may be the work of a serial killer.
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Though "Parasite" could make a splash in several Oscar categories, including picture, director, international film, screenplay and production design, an acting nod for any member of its ensemble may be harder to come by.
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And the feverish endgame of his search suggests a penchant for intrigue, an unpredictable streak and -- above all -- a desire to make a splash as the comings and goings Wednesday triggered a media circus.
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But Silicon Valley doesn't have to be the only option for entrepreneurs looking to make a splash — cities like Boston, Atlanta, and Washington, DC are quickly becoming go-to destinations for new tech companies.
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The organic tampon subscription service and wholesaler was one of the first high-profile women's health companies to make a splash in Silicon Valley (or Silicon Alley, since Lola is based in New York).
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There's plenty of directions the Colts could take at this juncture — they could stick with Brissett, look to the draft, or attempt to make a splash in free agency to sign their next quarterback.
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So, outside of seeking only to make a splash in national headlines, it's difficult to see why esteemed Republicans would vote for Clinton, a candidate who stands in opposition to virtually every conservative ideal.
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The world takes notice of Japan once more—think, this year, of a new emperor's enthronement and the success of the Rugby World Cup; next year the Tokyo Olympic Games will make a splash.
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She knows, like President Barack Obama did in 2008, that if she can make a splash in my home state, she can make a ripple when it comes to the rest of the nation.
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But for now, a big field and a lack of faith that Biden can run away with the nomination is strong motivation for less high-profile candidates to see if they can make a splash.
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He noted that Kim might be holding on to his arsenal to make a splash during the two-week event that will take place in Pyeongchang, South Korea — only 60 miles from the Korean border.
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Hot Shots Golf and Parappa the Rapper are probably the titles with the most potential to make a splash elsewhere, but there's no word on whether any of these games will ever be released globally.
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If Apple fulfills expectations and debuts a new Apple Watch on Wednesday, it had better make a splash — because Apple is currently losing out to cheaper competition in the wearable market, according to new data.
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There's not really a lot of information beyond that and the above drawing, but HTC is clearly gunning to make a splash as its numbers have shrunk in overall proportion to a declining smartphone market.
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He is looking to make a splash among world tech leaders on Tuesday night by hosting a party featuring up-and-coming British pop singer Tom Odell and Grammy award-winning producer/DJ Mark Ronson.
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For the new year do yourself a favor and take Tinder's advice: "Given that the vast majority of users are wearing neutral colors, individuals who want to make a splash should wear a vibrant color."
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"When SoFi came out with plans for the zero-fee ETF I said, 'If you're going to crash an ETF party dominated by a handful of firms you need to make a splash,'" he said.
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" Sure, the four-time Olympic medalist Cullen Jones was also there — Make a Splash is one of his passions — but the 19-year-old Michael was the one who really got the children excited. "Awesome!
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ABOUT THE WILD (28-25-10): General manager Chuck Fletcher told reporters that he felt Minnesota didn't need to make a splash deal at the NHL's trade deadline in order to qualify for the playoffs.
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For the first time since 2013, Curry missed the N.B.A. All-Star Game — though he still managed to make a splash that weekend by posting a photograph of himself with his wife, Ayesha, on Instagram.
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Iowa is particularly critical to lesser-known candidates Buttigieg, Klobuchar and Warren, who need to make a splash and have banked on the state's overwhelmingly white electorate to give their presidential bids an early jolt.
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Previous filings of unannounced Apple products were revealed to the public about a month after the regulatory hurdle, leading to some suggestion that Apple may be ready to make a splash ahead of its standard schedule.
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So while I appreciate that RED is trying to make a splash, let's not forget about what happened recently when the hype ran out of control about the other potentially "disruptive" new player, the Essential Phone.
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It didn't take long for London's new mayor to make a splash on the world stage: He knocked a fast but effective hole in Donald Trump's proposed temporary ban on foreign Muslims entering the United States.
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The scandal scared away the power players and big donors he would have needed to make a splash in the race, and left him poorly funded and out of the spotlight throughout much of his campaign.
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Still, in today's marketplace, where it's often hard to make devices stand out from each other by virtue of specs alone, maybe a third camera will give Huawei the boost it needs to make a splash.
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Nintendo Switch deals always seem to make a splash in the biggest retail events, but we were starting to think that things might be different this Prime Day, with only a few smaller deals to consider.
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In short, a promising career has so far failed to translate on the biggest stage, although he will have the opportunity to make a splash at CNN's Democratic debate in Detroit on July 19913 and 31.
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They even come in three cool colors: black for you mysterious gothic types, white for people who don't want to lose their cards in a dark alley, and red for people looking to make a splash.
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It's hard for an emerging comic to make a splash in this changed landscape, but it might be even more difficult these days for a respected midlevel performer to make the leap to culture-shifting fame.
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To renovate and expand a stately museum in Germany, Max Hollein, who last week was named the new director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, set out to make a splash — in more ways than one.
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After spending three years working on Southern Accents with Eurythmics' Dave Stewart, he was able to make a splash on MTV with the Alice-in-Wonderland-inspired video for "Don't Come Around Here No More" in 1985.
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As for watchOS, The Apple Watch is a rare bright spot in the floundering wearables category, and the company is no doubt hoping to make a splash ahead of the new device's arrival later in the year.
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ABOUT PITTSBURGH (229-23): Michael Young leads the team in scoring (219), rebounds (703) and shoots 270 percent from the field, but will need help if the Panthers are going to make a splash in the postseason.
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Users can choose from six colored backgrounds for the caption and location overlay card before posting, which lets you unite words and imagery on Twitter for the first time to make a splash with your tweets. NEW!
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Absolutely. With the USA Swimming Foundation and the Make a Splash initiative, that's been my goal since 2008 when I got my gold medal—to try and spread the word because the drowning rates are so bad.
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He was subsequently recruited to Pacific Advisors, where his methodology continued to make a splash and began to attract enough investor interest for Lee to fund his first startup, leading to the birth of PWS in 2017.
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The nominations are the first for a film Mr. Franco has directed, and come after a string of smaller films, including "Child of God" (2014) and "In Dubious Battle" earlier this year that didn't make a splash.
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Anbang Insurance Group was the first big Chinese company to make a splash overseas when it bought the Waldorf Astoria in Manhattan three years ago, drawing attention to Chinese companies with global ambitions and huge war chests.
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It seemed like a great target for a young tenure-track hire keen to make a splash with her new top-of-the-line mass spectrometer bought with what seemed at the time a massive start-up grant.
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Both online retailers have been able to make a splash by tying up with brands for exclusive online sales, particularly in the smartphone space where, for example, Amazon has worked with Xiaomi and Flipkart has collaborated with Oppo.
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But it is interesting that she had the wherewithal and social conscience to know that this would make a splash — at the age of 16, she already recognized the impossible double-standard women are forced to conform to.
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We've purchased Carter's brand science-themed pajamas available only in the boys' section, and discovered last year that Pottery Barn Kids would not embroider a Star Wars backpack in pink (we tried to make a splash for kindergarten).
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In an era of tribal emotionalism, you're always going to be able to make a splash reducing a complex problem to a simple narrative that separates the world into the virtuous us, and the evil them (the bankers).
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VBG wasn't the only game to make a splash this week in the realm of VR Battle Royale games, as Koenigz Bullets and More added a Battle Royale mode on Saturday, and D.W.S's Until None Remain, which came yesterday.
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Even so, the news of American involvement in the killing failed to make a splash for months — that is, until the high-profile murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi prompted American politicians to reexamine their role in the Saudis' efforts.
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While the rest of the week is focused on developers, today's show is all about what's the come from the company, and after relatively low key events from Google and Microsoft, Apple's looking to make a splash this year.
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It does make some sense; it always seemed odd that Mr. Allen, 523, would carry on in his high-intensity role while a new venture beckoned and the team forming to succeed him was eager to make a splash.
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While few people would want to make a splash during the cold Finnish winter, instructor Mottonen said the country's roughly 180,000 lakes were better for mermaiding in summertime than beaches with salty seawater that would make her tail float.
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Huawei will make a splash in the media and tech spaces with the introduction of HongMeng OS, but doing so on a midtier device means the OS's performance — both technical and financial — won't make or break Huawei's wider business.
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Jenkins, 40, who worked for The New York Times for four years before moving to Sports Illustrated, is known for long, lyrical profiles and serving as a conduit for players who want to make a splash with their news.
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While the spotlight may be on the return of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams, and the rivalry between Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray, other players have the potential to make a splash over the next two weeks.
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But when it came time to make its accompanying video, RedOne wanted to make a splash, and a bunch of his pals – from soccer star Cristano Ronaldo and Milla Jovovich to Priyanka Chopra and Randy Jackson – made cameos in the clip.
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"If the goal is to generate temporary relief and to make a splash, then what they're doing is terrifically fine," said Jonathan H. Adler, director of the Center for Business Law & Regulation at Case Western Reserve University School of Law.
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The Silicon Valley tech giant had talked seriously with the Detroit automaker about the possibility of working together on self-driving cars, but Google executives did not care for Fields' desire to make a splash with Wall Street, the article said.
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Xiaomi was valued at $46 billion in its last fund-raising in 2014 - making it briefly the world's most valuable start-up at a time when it was China's best-selling smartphone maker and looked set to make a splash worldwide.
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Hulu intends to make a splash at Comic-Con with their high-concept new sci-fi series, which stars Josh Hutcherson as a janitor by day/world-ranked gamer by night who is tasked with saving the Earth from alien invaders.
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Another beachfront property, the Surfcomber, encourages guests to stay longer with better discounts; the Make a Splash promotion includes 20 percent off five nights or more, 1 percent off three or four nights, and 10 percent off one or two nights.
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Last week — even before Biden announced he was running — McInerney sent a note out to possible supporters asking them to mail a check to back Biden early and "make a splash when he announces," according to a note seen by Recode.
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Every few years or so, another one of these films make a splash in the zeitgeist, and today, it's The Hunt, satirizing our sharply divided political lines by making a group of conservative Americans the hunted, and "elite liberals," the hunters.
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A shake-up among regional jet makers vied for attention at the Paris Airshow as Embraer lined up against the Canadian A265, recently absorbed by Europe's Airbus, and Japan's Mitsubishi sought to make a splash with its own rebranded Spacejet.
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These four mega-mansions all make a splash when it comes to outdoor living, from an over-the-top water slide, to a haunted water park, and even a luxurious water-filled resort built by pop music superstar Celine Dion.
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Maybe Weber should go back to his roots: The Sylvan Learning Center is still around, and if they want to really make a splash in their next advertisement, it might be time to call up Mark and see how he's doing.
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I think also with a movie this big, you feel like this is the time where you have to really do something big with your character, really make a splash — I put this external pressure that I never really put on other parts.
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It could just be that federal prosecutors pursue insider trading because they make a splash in the media when they involve people one does not normally see having a brush with the law, like bankers, lawyers and even the occasional famous athlete.
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He'll need to find a more consistent shooting stroke and take on more of a scoring role this season, but Jones — who is one of the best defenders in the nation — should make a splash in the ACC and beyond this year.
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But late on Monday, hours after Ms. Nixon jumped into the race, Mr. Cuomo did make a splash of his own: directing the state attorney general to review the Manhattan district attorney's handling of a 2015 sexual assault allegation into Harvey Weinstein.
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Try as people might, there are only so many ways to innovate on so simple a concept — and that means anyone looking to make a splash in the sex toy space needs at least a little bit (and sometimes a lot) of creativity and innovation.
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That goes double for SMU's three fifth-year seniors—Nic Moore, Markus Kennedy, and Tolbert—all of whom transferred from other schools because they wanted to play for a Hall of Fame coach and make a splash on the biggest stage of the sport.
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Amid of all these accomplishments, Jones has dedicated his life outside of his training to ensuring other children won't have to go through what he did (or worse) by teaching free swimming lessons and promoting water safety through USA Swimming Foundation's Make A Splash initiative.
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Campaigns with lesser-known candidates will want to make a splash with an impressive early fundraising haul to be taken more seriously, so it's much easier to pull off declaring sooner than later within that window to maximize the amount of first-quarter fundraising time.
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Why it matters: The campaign is entering a stretch where having cash on hand can allow candidates to scale up their operations and make a splash nationwide — especially because the first votes in Iowa and New Hampshire are now less than 4 months away.
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PARIS, Jan 22 (Reuters) - LVMH's Louis Vuitton said on Wednesday it had struck a multi-year partnership with the National Basketball Association (NBA), a major men's professional league, as the luxury brand amps up its efforts to make a splash in the United States.
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While much of our attention was focused on a divisive presidential campaign, an explosion in Chelsea and powerful New York State politicians on trial, 2016 introduced us — lower on the news food-chain — to a pack of animals that managed to make a splash.
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Yang tried to make a splash at the start of the evening by announcing he would be paying 10 lucky Americans his $473,000 "freedom dividend" for a year, but perhaps his most moving response of the evening came when discussing a separate topic: immigration.
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The South Korean boy band will perform songs off their new album, "Map of the Soul: Persona," and are likely to make a splash: Their third album, 2018's "Love Yourself: Tear," was the first K-pop release to debut atop the Billboard album chart.
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While Rowlands is squarely in the now, doing what she can to make a splash — the Rise CCR Facebook page boasts that this year they "garnered more activity and press coverage than ever before" — Gofman is, at least in his view, trying to play a long game.
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The documentary, from filmmaker Chris Paine, is dedicated to the dangers of artificial intelligence, and while it didn't make a splash in theaters, it was promoted enthusiastically by Elon Musk, who tweeted about the film and paid for it be streamed for free in early April.
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"I don't think that he's really willing to help the issue, I think that he's just willing to make a splash in the media by sending the military down," Holdsworth, senior vice president of issues management at MWWPR Public Affairs, told hosts Krystal Ball and Buck Sexton.
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The furry nightclub crawler managed to get past security and make a splash on social media on Friday, when several images surfaced on Instagram of attendees taking selfies on the rooftop patio, before Toronto Animal Services were called to the King Street West venue to investigate.
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So he did what any jeweler looking to make a splash at a world's fair in the Gilded Age might: He made a bedazzled iris corsage the size of an actual iris, with a golden stem and dozens of Montana sapphires and demantoid garnets for the bud.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) - Democrats vying for the nomination to take on Republican U.S. President Donald Trump tried to make a splash on Saturday as they entered a party steak fry in Des Moines, Iowa, the state that will host the first nominating contest in early February.
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Seth Moulton and Eric Swalwell, and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio dropped out of the presidential race last quarter, and their financial reports show that many of them simply ran out of money while trying to make a splash in the crowded 2020 election.
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The 71st annual Tony Awards are this Sunday and one show sure to make a splash on Broadway's biggest night is the critically-acclaimed Dear Evan Hansen — which is going into the evening with nine nominations including one for best musical and another for its star Ben Platt.
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Judging when and when not to counterpunch is one of the hardest tasks in this primary; it's a multicandidate race, and candidates who have tried to rise above attacks (Kamala Harris) have suffered just as much as lower-polling candidates who tried to make a splash (Julián Castro).
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Pretty much anyone with an OG iPhone or iPhone 3G downloaded Koi Pond at some point, mostly because it let you cleverly show off the device's multi-touch display and accelerometer (still novelties at the time): Tap to make a splash, shake to feed the fish… and that's it.
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Barra tweeted that an announcement will come on February 24th — that's one of the final days of Mobile World Congress, so an event may be held at (or coinciding with) the show, giving it a chance to make a splash during a big event for the phone industry.
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And many in the startup universe complain that public policy is a game for the rich and connected — startups and smaller tech companies simply don't have the resources to compete with larger, more established corporations that can afford the time and money required to make a splash in Washington.
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I thought the story would make a splash, but I didn't expect it to become the top story in German media for several days; for German Chancellor Angela Merkel to weigh in with an expression of condemnation; and for the German Parliament to hold a debate on the issue.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Bangladesh is set to make a splash at the U.N. climate talks in Morocco when experts and officials present a proposal for a national body to deal with the losses and damage the low-lying South Asian nation expects to suffer from climate change.
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But GitHub, which is owned by Microsoft, very much wants the program to make a splash: it's promising zero fees to use the program, it's covering payment processing costs for the first year, and it'll be matching sponsorship payments up to $5,000 per developer during their first year using the feature.
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The U.S.A. Swimming Foundation hopes that Ludacris and other celebrities can bring a little star power to its efforts to teach children how to swim through the Make a Splash program — especially in an Olympic year, when there is a lot more attention on one of the biggest sports at the Summer Games.
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If Apple really wants to make a splash at this product event, then the obvious solution is for Craig Federighi to conduct an unholy summoning ritual from the stage of the Steve Jobs Theater, resurrecting Flappy Bird from the dead and turning it into one of those annoying apps you can't delete.
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It's a rite of passage for any young starlet about to make a splash, and Awkwafina has been wrapping up the film's press tour in order to prep — a process that she would document on Twitter, including squeezing into a pair of Spanx underneath her pink silk ball gown worthy of a Disney princess.
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That's not a surprise: teaching and research positions are notoriously hard to obtain anywhere, but especially in the U.S. Li might have had a better shot at numerous American startups hungry for battery talent, but he said that, at this point in his career, he wants to try to make a splash in research.
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That finding should be particularly heartening to Netflix as it prepares to take on the likes of Disney and Apple and AT&T, each of which is mounting some kind of streaming service of its own, and all of which are looking to make a splash with original, exclusive content that Netflix won't have.
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While the traditional telecom side of AT&T invested $40 million in its network in Houston ahead of the Super Bowl, Bentley wouldn't say how much the company spent to make a splash with Taylor Swift (DirecTV has held these pre-Super Bowl concerts for a dozen years, but this is the first under the Now brand).
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To make a splash on the city's jaded art scene, he hosted a lavish after-party at the Russian Tea Room, spooning lobster and caviar for 1,000 guests including the musicians Pharrell Williams and Swizz Beatz; the fashion designers Olivier Theyskens, Carly Cushnie and Michelle Ochs; and art-world bigwigs including Peter Brant, Simon de Pury and Jeffrey Deitch.
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Oklahoma's Lincoln Riley, who is preparing for the College Football Playoff, is the most obvious candidate, but teams looking to make a splash on the level of the Rams, who hired Sean McVay when he was 31, will take a hard look at Kliff Kingsbury, who was recently fired as the head coach at Texas Tech.
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It's been hyped up for years, especially with BMW's iNext concept car debuting in 2018 to show off features and design elements that will go into the German carmaker's next EV. The newest electric machine was supposed to make a splash at the Geneva International Motor Show, but the Swiss show was canceled because of coronavirus fears.
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While much is being made about the $1 billion or more Apple has invested in programs to try to make a splash in a video business now dominated by Netflix (and Apple has certainly gotten Netflix's attention), the essence of Apple's big move is not going to be whether it can make hit entertainment programs right from the jump.
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"There could be campaigns that are saying, 'Yeah, we have to make a splash here' and then there's other campaigns -- and I think this is where we were last time -- where, you always want to do well and you're hoping to see some stuff resonating, but we were in such a field building organization mode" at this point in the last cycle.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael BloombergBiden surge calms Democratic jitters The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden riding wave of momentum after stunning Super Tuesday Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden MORE, another centrist, was also set to make a splash with hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of ad buys but will reportedly reassess his campaign after lackluster showings in several Super Tuesday primaries.
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If J.P. Morgan wants to make a splash — much like Fidelity did with its no-fee traditional index mutual funds, which now have a little more than $2 billion in assets — it doesn't need to charge nothing, but it might need to charge as little as two basis points, and at most four basis points, or else it won't have much of an offer to bring into the market.
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Just as Amazon can't make a splash internationally (it still reported a $642 million loss on its international business, although that loss is down 43 percent from this time a year ago), Alibaba similarly can't hit its mark in the US. For growing, hungry companies like Amazon and Alibaba, they're surely eager to change the status quo and seize market share from regions that the other has already laid claim to.
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I can mention players like Michael Thomas, Sterling Shepard, and Will Fuller, who've already made varying impacts, but if you want someone from the blue, maybe Falcons tight end Austin Hooper could make a splash, because veteran starter Jacob Tamme's shoulder is bad enough that he's immediately been ruled out in back-to-back weeks; Hooper looks like a fluid guy in a pass pattern with pretty soft hands, in a great offense.
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TV's "Rising" on Friday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE sent troops to the border in an effort to "make a splash in the media" and push his argument that there is a crisis at the U.S. border.
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