Sentence examples for position in technology from inspiring English sources

Historically, we have had a position in technology.

One Manhattan developer sees the city as maintaining an important position in technology, only in more of a supporting role -- as a center for back offices or warehouses for expanding Internet and other technology businesses.

Stanford's proposal contained a cover letter from Hennessy that conveyed his sweeping ambition: "StanfordNYC has the potential to help catapult New York City into a leadership position in technology, to enhance its entrepreneurial endeavors and outcomes, diversify its economic base, enhance its talent pool and help our nation maintain its global lead in science and technology".

Having accumulated a massive 38% position in technology in 1997, he suddenly sounded the alarm when the sector became too pricey, and aggressively began winding down his stake when others were still buying.

Herein lie my suggestions on how the U.S. government can help its own export goals and the preservation of Silicon Valley's – and by extension, America's – leadership position in technology.

A possible second-quarter retrenchment has some fund managers spooked: "Tech is not the place to be in the second quarter," says First Albany's Chief Investment Officer Hugh Johnson, who has already reduced his fund's position in technology from 17% to 13%.

Analysts say Cobham is also attractive as it has a strong relationship with the MoD and a powerful position in technologies that include microwave systems and advanced antennae.

A quarter of CEOs in technology and science are foreign born and 76percentt hold key positions in engineering, technology, and management, according to Stanford researcher and TechCrunch contributor, Vivek Wadhwa.

Driven by long positions in technology, the fund gained 53.4percentt in 1998 and 135percentt in 1999.

Mr. Maier held assorted positions in technology, project management and art-collection management.

Speaking earlier in June, Martha Lane-Fox, co-founder of lastminute.com, said "nothing should be off the table", including women-only shortlists for senior positions in technology companies.