Sentence examples for high-tech bubble from inspiring English sources

The high-tech bubble burst.

What looked like a long boom is now being called a high-tech bubble.

For stockholders, this was the year that the high-tech bubble burst with a definitive pop.

As America's high-tech bubble has burst, share prices have tumbled, not only in Asia but throughout the developing world.

A handpicked few were given refuge in the Dome, a high-tech bubble designed to withstand environmental disaster.

I got nothing right in last year's office pool except the bursting of Wall Street's high-tech bubble.

I think it was the end of the high tech bubble.

Even the familiar level, used by generations of plumbers, carpenters and do-it-yourselfers, has undergone a high-tech makeover, its liquid bubbles replaced by pulsating bands of red light that snake around walls and floors to determine whether the construction work is the way it should be.

Guy uses it to value high-tech startups in thepost-bubble era: Add $500,000 of valuation for every staff engineer; subtract $250,000 for every staff M.B.A. • $2 trillion.

Coincidently, the collapse of the NASDAQ and the bursting of the dot-com bubble and high-tech industry recession after 2000 resulted in many professionals, including Chinese, laid off.

GLAD-HANDING A FORBES REPORTER, a high-tech vice president of marketing bubbled, Gee, its great to meet somebody from my favorite magazine.