Sentence examples for cradles of technology from inspiring English sources

It's a place, a mindset, a nickname, a metonym, an innovation hub, a TV show and a standard against which all cradles of technology are measured.

In other words, the economic downturn appears to be taking its toll on the country's cradle of technology and innovation.

But for the first time there are signs that the current economic downturn is taking its toll on the country's cradle of technology and innovation.

One day, your grandchildren will be incredulous you survived the cradle without masses of technology.

The cradles of large mass are required to be lifted off a freight train whilst empty and replaced with a loaded cradle.

3. Rivers are the cradles of our civilizations.

Are these agroecosystems museums (i.e. large core collections) or cradles of diversity?

For a continent that thinks of itself as the cradle of modern science and technology, Europe seems slow to catch on these days.

The Valley is like the cradle of civilization for startups and technology companies.

The continent is the cradle of humankind, so this ancient technology may very likely have originated in Africa as cavemen started collecting and storing food.

Young children are now commonly described as using a broad range of technologies to access and watch digital media that both promote particular characters [ 12], and expose children to advertising for high calorie foods, toys and clothing that have significant 'cradle to grave' impact on the environment [ 6, 13, 14].