Sentence examples for flood of technology from inspiring English sources

A flood of technology money in the last decade or so added to runaway growth that threatened the city's famous livability.

If today's regulations had been in place in 1986, believes this executive, neither Microsoft nor Oracle would have been able to go public.Despite the extraordinarily handsome values that investors still attach to them, a flood of technology IPOs is therefore unlikely.

The company's new fund also is indicative of the flood of technology investments coming from China into Israel.

Krevsky is one of many Union Square art gallery owners impacted by the recent flood of technology start-ups.

The answer is likely 'all of the above.' The hole in the dike has grown too large for a little boy's finger to matter anymore; the flood of technology is reshaping the personalities of today's youngsters in a way that the creators of the Mouseketeers, Sesame Street and Barney -- whose creations deeply affected previous generations -- never dreamed.

There are basically two reactions to the flood of new technology and its impact on personal information and privacy: the first reaction, held by many people in IT industry and in R&D, is that we have zero privacy in the digital age and that there is no way we can protect it, so we should get used to the new world and get over it.

There are, however, signs of resistance to the never-ending flood of impersonal technologies: certain devices seem to acquire human dimensions at the moment they become obsolete.

*The flood of such new technology as wireless communications and computer-based telephony, putting pressure on companies using traditional landlines.

Every day, we provide an intelligent, lucid, and authoritative filter for the overwhelming flood of information about technology.

Despite the flood of criticism from technology pundits, the jury's still out on that.

Nancy Sung, senior program officer with the Burroughs Wellcome Fund, who oversees the Career Awards at the Scientific Interface, a program that funds researchers trained in the physical, mathematical, and computational sciences to begin working in biology, says the flood of data and advance of technology in biology have made it an attractive place for people in the physical sciences to work.