Sentence examples similar to Surge in hype from inspiring English sources
While not exactly a new development (connected TVs are now into their fourth iteration), the surge in investment and hype suggests the consumer-electronics firms have finally twigged that they have to do more than merely add internet connectivity to their products.
That brave new world is here Robert McCrum Another new season, another inevitable surge of hype.
Surge in Natural Gas Has Utah Driving Cheaply.
Elevator pitch Drowning in hype or swimming against the tide?
Modern Ryder Cups are drenched in hype but the hype is crammed into a relatively narrow time frame.
It's easy to get caught up in hype – and Big Data has certainly been hyped.
With the Xbox 360 from Microsoft out of the gate ahead of Sony's new PlayStation and Nintendo's GameCube successor, 2006 will hold even more hype and possibly a late surge in sales when all three companies have systems out and are jockeying for market share.
The sudden surge in interest in Android (largely due to all of the hype surrounding the Droid) has caused a lot of developers to reconsider the platform.
In other words, they're suggesting that the recent surge in stock prices is based a lot more on hope and hype than on reality.
While banks in advanced economies - especially in Europe - were deleveraging, unconventional monetary policies and hype about emerging and frontier markets comprised a favorable backdrop for a massive surge in the latter's bond issuance (Chart 1).
