Sentence examples for dot-com age from inspiring English sources

Sampras is clean-cut, but has no public persona to speak of and is not the celebrity-style athlete of a dot-com age.

"I would characterize it as a struggle," Mr. Gaughan said a little dryly, "but in this dot-com age it doesn't make sense to speak of just Erie County by itself".

However, unlike the dot-com age, this era's tech boom lacks marquee names because our innovations -- from artificial intelligence to virtual reality -- aren't as easy to put in a box.

The rich keep getting richer: Even an old media powerhouse like the Chandler family, who founded the L.A. Times over a century ago, can make a bundle in the dot-com age.

Then came the overfed dot-com years.

The exact match domain industry is healthier than ever before thanks to several factors: internet size and growth, the original dot-com extension, age, demand, search volume, branding, and the inherent SEO value that is unmatched with nearly all other marketing and branding investments.

"A dot-com name does not a dot-com make".

She said the company's West Coast growth had tracked the blossoming of dot-com culture in aging urban settings like Oakland, Calif.

Yet as the dot-com millionaires come of age, parents, educators and mental health professionals worry that the sense of entitlement that has long characterized the proverbial indolent trust-funder will flourish.

But in this age of dot-com riches and urban rejuvenation and disposable income, boxing commands other sites.

Less Reaganism, as a former student suggested to me, than Clintonism — the heroic age of dot-com entrepreneurship that emerged during the Millennials' childhood and youth.