Sentence examples for electronics appears from inspiring English sources

In a note to investors, Youssef Squali of Jefferies & Company said CNet's "heavy focus on technology and consumer electronics appears to offer little in terms of direct strategic fit" with CBS.

Mr Moore's message has always been simpler: that the cost of computation, and all electronics, appeared certain to plummet, and still does today, thus allowing all sorts of other progress.

But the Japanese electronics maker appears determined to get its mobile house in order, starting with the 2011 buy-out of its Swedish other half Ericsson — followed by its first solely Sony-branded handset at last year's CES (the Xperia S).

Commanding four of the top five rankings, the electronics industry appears to be leading the way in environmental sustainability.

In Latvia an entirely new electronics industry appeared and developed significantly.

The U.K. was by far the strongest in purchases of cars & trucks, which made up 20percentt of mobile sales, while Germany was the only country in which the consumer electronics category appeared in the top five.

The coolest clothes and electronics magically appear in his life -- gifts from brands that hope he will be photographed with them on a red carpet.

Sometimes it seems that books have lost their appeal to children (and to adults), but this may be simply competition between traditional forms of learning and new electronics that appear compelling.

In fact, electronics manufacturing services appear to be mimicking other industries that found marked advantages to having one company provide services to an entire industry.

A decision by Warner Brothers to withdraw support for the HD DVD video disc format sent shock waves through the electronics industry and appeared to hand the future of home entertainment to Blu-ray, a rival format.

The contrast was especially vivid earlier this month, when Terry Gou, the chairman of the Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn, appeared at the White House to announce plans to open a ten-billion-dollar liquid-crystal-display factory in Wisconsin.