Sentence examples for as in technology from inspiring English sources

The trouble is that the internet continues to demand as big an investment in faith as in technology.

BMW's Art Cars are part of a wider effort by BMW to make itself a company known for leadership as much in the arts, including music, dance, theater and painting, as in technology.

Ever since the long-term productivity slowdown became visible, the economist Samuel Bowles, now at the Santa Fe Institute, has said that its causes are to be found as much in the loss of "hearts and minds" of workers and investors as in technology.

Mr. Gates said the group had not yet identified any potential breakthrough technologies, but was looking at advances in known energy sources -- nuclear power, solar and wind -- as well as in technology to store electricity and capture carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel plants.

Growth, as in technology and health care, is outdoing valuation plays.

Said scheme — The GREAT Tech Awards TGTAA) — is heavy on jingoism (yes that's "GREAT" as in Britain and GREAT as in technology, see what they did there?) — and light on payload and pay-off.

Much like the Council of Fashion Designers of America Fashion Incubator, a support system for new designers in New York, FashInvest fosters the same kind of growth for designers whose roots are as deep in technology as they are in design.

First, imports and foreign direct investment (FDI) as well as trade in technology serve as channels of technology diffusion.

The OECD report focuses on the following three linkages: First, imports and foreign direct investment (FDI) as well as trade in technology serve as channels of technology diffusion.

But as a result, the domestic petroleum industry is expected to receive as much as $1 billion in technology and infrastructure investment over the next several years.

It was a change in pricing strategy, almost as much as one in technology, that led to mass production and the modern world.