2026 used in a sentence

Proper Noun Examples for 2026

China's population is expected to peak in 2026 then start shrinking. Most of Europe is facing a depopulation crisis.

They also claim they will have a strong AI by 2026 [6]. Bombastic much?

It's a good recording, but I'm looking forward to a better one in 2026.

My prediction is that civil unrest will build and eventually peak in 2026. Legalization of 2026 will result in police forces having a lot less to do which could lead to all kinds of tyranny.

China is going to peak in 2026 then start shrinking. Overpopulation is a solved problem for now.

It's concerning that so few cities are left in the 2022 games bidding process, but this article seems to ignore that there are still plenty of interested bidders for the 2024 summer and 2026 winter games. While the author's conclusion is not necessarily wrong, this is very much a case of selective bias.

Just wait until 2023 and a single bitcoin is worth a whopping trillion dollars, or wait till 2026 when a single bitcoin is worth a quadrillion.

So if I put the time into it to update it for each world cup, I'll eventually get my $100 in 2026, at which point I'll have spent approximately $160 on domains and hosting.

2026: In western countries the medical wearables are declared mandatory, because of all the benefits they provide. This is another major lobbying breakthrough for the healthcare industry, which stated that their data models will work much better if everyone provides data to be analyzed as input.

No one knows what the 2006-2026 generation will be called, the oldest of them are barely out of elementary school.