Sentence examples for burgeoning search from inspiring English sources

But as video, images and music are added to burgeoning search engine indices, crawling and search tasks will need to become more distributed.

Industry experts say the likelihood of any one of these deals coming to fruition is slimmer than a tie-up with Microsoft, which launched its unsolicited bid of $31 a share for Yahoo! on Feb. 1. Microsoft's bid, valued at $44.6 billion at the time, is an attempt to catch up to Google in the burgeoning search advertising market.

Her friend then gave her what she says is still the best advice she has ever received -- advice that ultimately convinced her to pick the burgeoning search engine company over McKinsey.

The lawsuit also demands that the company stop maintaining records of what users are looking for on the internet, a move which could hamper the development of the burgeoning search-engine industry.

In 2007 he will wage a furious battle for the burgeoning Chinese search market against the local leader, Baidu, and Google.

As Om Malik notes, this is yet another competitive threat in the burgeoning people search scene.

Adfero is part of the burgeoning industry of "search engine optimisation" and to make sure Google puts an organisation's website high up its list of search results whenever an internet user inputs search terms that relate to that organisation's trade.

The track represents one of those rare moments when everything comes together exactly on cue; the jungle scene had been bubbling away for a couple of years and was primed for a definitive record, Levy had discovered his own vocal niche and M-Beat was a burgeoning producer in search of his opus.

With millions of farmers each year moving to its burgeoning cities, China is searching for novel ways to expand urban areas while conserving natural resources.

Toy technology did not come into its own until after World War II, when new ideas and new substances poured from the military laboratories, in search of applications in the burgeoning consumer economy.

As policymakers search for solutions to the burgeoning problem of an indebted generation of college graduates, some lawmakers are zeroing in on mandating loan modification schemes or allowing more troubled student borrowers to discharge their unpayable debts in bankruptcy.