Sentence examples similar to tech crops from inspiring English sources

The issue of "why there are fewer women in Tech than men" crops up perennially and usually circles round with no conclusion.

This app, of course, is based on real-life incidents in the tech industry, which crop up every day, and then are all too often swept under the rug.

During a discussion of a crop of tech companies commonly known as "disruptors," Weiner joked that he identified with the term: "I'd like to think I've done that to the mayoral campaign".

But a newer crop of tech upstarts have ideas that seem even more threatening, and suddenly Glaser seems like more of an ally -- though you get the sense at times that the alliance is a grudging one.

And as the appetite for local food grows stronger than ever, a new crop of tech startups are moving to circumvent the industrial food system in favor of small, regional producers.

Hiring is going high tech thanks to a crop of new venture investments.

The new crop of tech companies is meant to transform the world of investments for millennials.

The tech even boosts the cropped image to full resolution automatically using Sony's resolution-enhancing processing algorithm.

Some of the entrepreneurs behind the region's home-grown success stories, like Indianapolis' ExactTarget, have launched funds of their own to plant an entirely new crop of tech companies in the Midwest.

As a group we dug into Lyft's new half-billion-dollar fundraise and what light it may shed on Uber's valuation; spent just enough time to properly vet the current crop of tech IPOs — including what could be called a collective shoutout to a certain charismatic CEO; and, of course, talked through what's new at Apple.

Telefónica's global network of 14 Wayra Academies, which each incubate a yearly crop of tech startups in the hopes of spotting the next big thing so their carrier overlord doesn't have to, has gained a new addition to that tally — via a partnership with Chinese incubator Virtue Inno Valley (VIV).