Sentence examples for trendy field from inspiring English sources

This kind of mistake is all too common in the trendy field of social entrepreneurship.

Pielke Sr studied the human impacts on climate long before it was a trendy field.

"People being human, there will always be someone cutting corners and acting in their own self-interest," observes Ira Millstein, the lawyer most active in the suddenly trendy field of corporate governance.

Louis Aherne Trotter made a great fortune in waste management -- that very trendy field for fictional protagonists in recent years, although no DeLillo-esque or "Sopranos -esque Sopranos -esqueemsignificanceto thiseemsto his son Dodd, the "18th richest person in the United Stattach made his own pile in an Intornethismpany while his sister Katrina concentrated on substance abuse.

There are undoubtedly benefits to working in an exciting, trendy field, especially one that makes it into the mainstream press.

When she graduated from the Rochester Institute of Technology, in 2006, her friends took jobs in trendy fields, such as automotive design.

Existing pricey science parks dedicated to trendy fields such as biotechnology and software development have produced mixed results and raised the question of whether resources are being wasted on fancy infrastructure.

In biology for example, the most well-funded and popular fields are cancer/clinical research and biotechnology, which are obviously of direct interest to corporate R&D (for drug development, genetic engineering, GMOs etc).. Expectedly, in these trendy fields there is a steady increase in the number of papers that get retracted from the scientific literature yearly because they are wrong.

Specialists in the uber-trendy field of positive psychology have identified the #1 barrier to your happiness (the cultivation of which is surely a worthy New Year's goal).

The 29-year-old PhD student is a rising star in the field of neural networks, a trendy area of artificial intelligence.

Subject of the first exposé, posted Aug. 7: Xethanol, a New York City firm in the suddenly trendy ethanol field; it sported a lofty market cap despite no apparent business, shaky finances and a dubious corporate provenance that includes a reverse merger with a firm named Zen Pottery Equipment.