Sentence examples for something of a technology from inspiring English sources

Las Vegas remains more or less a one-industry town, to which new casinos keep coming, but Arizona is experiencing something of a technology boom.

While Boise has something of a technology industry,  largely because of  both Micron's and Hewlett-Packard's presence there, there is less job-hopping than in Silicon Valley.

Unlike agriculture, where cutting-edge technologies are being aggressively adopted, forestry and its related industries are something of a technology laggard.

It's quite funny because you are sort of getting this name as something of a technology entrepreneur, but your other business is so old fashioned – it's like collecting telephone books or something.

Audi, quickly emerging as something of a technology leader among German luxury brands, kept the heat on BMW and Mercedes-Benz on 14 January in Detroit.

Already, Ohio has something of a technology hub forming in Columbus, home to one of the largest venture capital funds in the Midwest, Drive Capital.

Teaching has always been my first love as a sociologist, and somehow I morphed into something of a instructional technology guru.

Hadoop is so popular in some tech circles that seems well built and well understood, but the software is still something of an emerging technology.

Yiannopoulos, you see, has something of a reputation in technology circles.

"We're quite diversified in terms of industries, and we've become something of a hotbed of technology," Mr. Simpson said from his office overlooking Puget Sound.

In this, Mexico is something of a mirror for technology businesses across Latin America.