Sentence examples for nexus by from inspiring English sources

God's War by Kameron Hurley Del Reyy) Ancillary Justice by Ann Leckie (Orbit) The Disestablishment of Paradise by Phillip Mann (Gollancz) Nexus by Ramez Naam (Angry Robot) The Adjacent by Christopher Priest (Gollancz) The Machine by James Smythe (Blue Door).

In this bustling technology nexus by the bay, thoroughly modern retailers like Old Navy, Gap and Virgin Records are putting technology to work, enhancing the buying experience by keeping waiting time to a minimum.

If America suffers several years of slow growth as its financial imbalances unwind, however, the verdict must be that the Fed got it wrong.* "Asset prices, financial and monetary stability: exploring the nexus", by C. Borio and P. Lowe.

The C.I.A.'s Tenet sat behind him, endorsing Powell's charges of the nexus by his presence, knowing that an angry minority of his analysts, to justify years of mistaken estimates, are still telling media outlets that the boss is cooking the books.

Nevertheless, it is likely that Banten's bay and historical port city (Bantam) on the northwestern coast had already become an international nexus by the 7th century ce, because of their strategic position on the ancient maritime trade route between China and India.

Therefore, this study explores the environmental sustainability issues in the food energy water nexus by considering breakfast cereals manufactured by one of the world's largest producers, Kellogg Europe.

The BlackBerry Classic costs £350 without a mobile phone contract, which undercuts the £539 iPhone 6 by £189 and the £499 Google Nexus 6 by £149.

I've broken Nexus Ones by playing music too loud, and iPhones by thinking too hard while on a call.

Orton, in turn, responded by taking out all of the New Nexus members by punting them in the head, leaving Punk alone as the sole surviving member of the group.

This is the best camera fitted to a Nexus device by a factor of 10 and is easily up there with the best of the rest.

He suggests the programme's view of what makes a leader is a narrow one, focusing too much on business, and for him, the political/money nexus represented by the advisory board is worrying.