Sentence examples for base for technology from inspiring English sources

The main office is near Kings Cross railway station in central London, a formerly seedy area that has become popular as a base for technology start-ups.

For the Lakewood project Mr. Ludeke said that graduates of Beth Medrash Govoha along with other residents "have moved rapidly into high technology fields, helping to create a solid employment base for technology-savvy companies hoping to locate in the region".

The data highlights the lack of representation of women and ethnic groups in technology companies, despite a much more diverse customer base for mainstream technology products and services.

Those countries that lead the way are the ones that reap the outsized benefits of that technology because they're usually the ones that own the manufacturing base and the innovation base for that technology into the future.

Ireland, with its educated work force and 15 percent corporate income tax rate, has become the European base for U.S. technology giants, including Microsoft, Facebook and Google.

Pearson is also a sponsor of TechHub a new London based centre for technology innovation and entrepreneurship.

The Rolls executive warned that countries around the world were "investing huge amounts of political and economic resources" into trying to attract manufacturers to open new facilities and turn their region into a global base for new technologies.

In November, a dozen U.S. senators asked Obama's treasury secretary to block the deal because it would "directly undermine our national security, including by jeopardizing the U.S. manufacturing base for sensitive technologies".

All forms of evidence (published and unpublished and with no design or quality threshold) are considered, reflecting the often sparse evidence base for medical technologies.

We provide a new explanation for this phenomenon, based on markets for technology.

Because of their size, market leadership and degree of internationalization, the food-producing companies located in the high-income countries are often instrumental in setting the base for a whole technology of processed food production.