Sentence examples for high-tech concerns from inspiring English sources

"Sarnoff is an icon of New Jersey's transition to the New Economy," said Stephen R. Sasala II, president and chief executive of Prosperity New Jersey, a public-private nonprofit partnership created by the state to attract high-tech concerns.

Pushed by an increasingly influential bloc of so-called New Democrats in the House who are pro-trade and fiscally conservative, Mr. Gephardt is courting American companies, especially high-tech concerns, with the promise of a more business-friendly Democratic Party.

She entered into the record letters from about 20 academic, research, and high-tech business groups that have expressed concerns or outright opposition to the bill.

He added that interest was being shown mostly by high-tech companies, medical concerns and data processing and call centers.

She is also on the board of the Harris & Harris Group, a high-tech venture capital concern in New York.

Trust V threw $3.5 million into a water purification outfit (Ridgewood WaterPure), $2.5 million into Metasound, which was working on "unique programming for persons who are on hold while calling businesses," and $2.8 million into a high-tech mail-sorting concern, Quantum Conveyor.

Many high-tech workers are also concerned about job security.

Hollywood and its high-tech partners are deeply concerned that their customers will rebel against some of the limitations taking shape as video moves away from physical discs.

If history is any guide, the actual results will be a bit better.Moreover, whatever the concerns for high-tech companies, technology has undeniably made real contributions to improving production, distribution and payment.

Concerns that high-tech voting would lend itself to widespread fraud also appear misplaced.

Trampling through a rainforest with high-tech equipment could raise environmental concerns, but the filmmakers said they made every effort to be sensitive to their environment and the animals.