Sentence examples for tech key from inspiring English sources

Stefan Sielaff, Audi's head of design, said in an interview last year that LED lighting expressed precision and high tech, key elements of the Audi design language.

But a different type of cashless society, an older, lower tech, lower key movement is quietly growing out there on the British streets.

(See "IBM Strengthened By Global Growth, Services").. Goldman Sachs analysts David Bailey and Min Park said IBM's sluggish third-quarter sales growth highlights a trend of softening demand "in virtually all of tech's key end markets".

That tech is key to Paragon One's ability to grow and its seed funding will be put toward product development to make the system more scalable so it can handle more students.

Tech stocks keyed off of bullish semiconductor comments made by Salmon Smith Barney, blowing off a sour pre-announcement from EMC and with bitter first-quarter earnings from Motorola.

He said he is worried about the "audio techs and key grips" and others who can't sell their works if those works are pirated.

This high-tech, piano-key-smooth egg-bot has dropped from the sky, seeking a sign of life on Earth.

The British Chamber of Commerce's latest workforce survey found that when hiring, two-thirds of businesses believe tech knowledge is key – and yet, alarmingly, a quarter of these firms report digital skills shortages.

Shortly after Barack Obama announced his candidacy for the White House in late 2007, he took to the stage at Google headquarters to unveil a set of policies on key tech issues, including net neutrality.

In it he references an eye-opening statistic: that when hiring, two-thirds of businesses believe tech knowledge is key – and yet a quarter of these firms report digital skills shortages.

Two former tech CEOs won key California primaries late Tuesday.