Sentences with phrase «at the cutting edge»

«The people who are investing in the sector are aware that they are at the cutting edge of technology, but they are taking the view that the potential rewards are enormous.»

Palantir is at the cutting edge of how to get to the wisdom piece.»

The kings of content marketing: Ditch the pop - up ad for responsive websites and keep your marketing strategy at the cutting edge.

«There's also a whole world of video creators and storytellers who are at the cutting edge of exploring this medium, and over the coming days they too will be able to upload their 360 videos to Facebook,» the social media network said.

So, we are at the cutting edge of this conversation.

In their previous books, both Shel Horowitz and Jay Conrad Levinson has demonstrated their ability to be pioneers in business thinking; Guerrilla Marketing Goes Green shows how both remain at the cutting edge of business thinking.

Nevertheless I do worry that the fall in exports from a strong dollar is a bit stronger than the rise in exports from a weak dollar: I suspect because there is a hysteresis effect: Once a factory is shut down, it stays shut down — and if firms don't continuously invest to stay at the cutting edge of technology, it can be hard for a high - wage advanced economy to stay globally competitive.

In 1996, Alexandria founded Alexandria Venture Investments to actively invest at the cutting edge of novel, breakthrough discoveries in biopharmaceuticals, diagnostics, research tools, medical devices, digital health, and technology.

Early outreach to startups provides a number of benefits, including the ability to push its Azure cloud platform, get early access to possible acquisition targets, and keep tabs on what's going on at the cutting edge of the tech ecosystem.

The company is at the cutting edge of the burgeoning cybersecurity industry, which is booming due to numerous high - profile data breaches at companies such as Equifax.

In inviting people to open themselves to God and join with us in a movement to realize God's purposes, we would present our gospel as at the cutting edge of critical thought, not as an intellectual backwater.

They will of course be judged by courts typically secularist in mindset and now at the cutting edge of introducing a new, inappropriatelylabelled, «liberal democracy».

They are at the cutting edge of modernization in their culture.

The advance of research requires revisions even if some of his insights can still give guidance at the cutting edge of inquiry.

Until recently people heard in the word «modern» a reference to what is going on now at the cutting edge.

We live in a time when virtual reality and real life are interacting as never before, and at the cutting edge of this fusion is the creature - collecting - and - battling game Pokémon Go.

Fruit, vegetable & herb ingredient solutions to keep you at the cutting edge, satisfy your customers, and succeed in the marketplace

The company notes that the HHP processor puts it at the cutting edge of the industry.

We are constantly searching out new dishes, ingredients and methods to keep chefs at the cutting edge of food innovation.

Organic farming methods are at the cutting edge of the future of sustainable farming, delivering foods consumers are demanding and shining light on a farming pathway ahead without reliance on synthetic agrochemicals or GM technology.

Beyond Meat is at the cutting edge of plant protein research and development, with a goal of driving innovation and progress on meat - free plates around the world.

Our work with research institutes and universities is part of our research programme, placing us at the cutting edge of scientific developments.

We work with research institutes and universities as part of our research programme, placing us at the cutting edge of scientific developments.

Beyond Meat, a company at the cutting edge of plant protein research and development, has teamed up with MFM to offer supporters the chance to win some amazing Chicken - Free Strips.

Starting at the cut edge, roll the dough closely into a cone shape.

You will see that the skin has started to split at the cut edges.

As in previous editions, case studies will be given of companies at the cutting edge of sustainability initiatives.

The products and services offered by the Australian Beverages Council enable members to remain at the cutting edge of a dynamic industry.

It is one of Australia's leading providers of on - campus and distance education programs in Australia and is at the cutting edge of flexible delivery of resources and technology.

Surely dinosaurs belong in museums, like the NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM, not managing a football club that likes to consider itself - however laughably - modern and at the cutting edge.

Joshuad, I want to quote your beautiful summary of Sanchez.........» ALEXIS HAS TO BE A WARRIOR AT THE CUTTING EDGE OF BATTLE; HE LACKS THE PATIENCE REQUIRED TO BE A SNIPPER, HE»S NOT A CENTRE FORWARD ``.

alexis has to be a warrior at the cutting edge of battle; he lacks the patience required to be a sniper.

If Daniel Pink's assessment is correct and these are the criteria for future success then Waldorf Education is at the cutting edge of training individuals for success in the Conceptual Age.

Wilson - White heat revolution, 1963Industry was modernising rapidly and in order to keep at the cutting edge, Harold Wilson argued that the government needed to help produce more scientists.

Using his more than ten years of experience at the cutting edge of online advocacy and communications, Colin Delany will help you to craft a web - based strategy to retool your campaign or organization for the 21st century.

And if we are going to be able to do that, you are at the cutting edge.

«I want a Britain that is a leader in the world's fastest growing, most wealth - creating sectors at the cutting edge of global advance - in capital markets and financial services, in science and innovation, in creativity and enterprise, and in skills and education,» he told delegates.

Bringing the V - 6 and V - 8 here puts the Tonawanda plant, and its world - class workforce, at the cutting edge of the new American auto industry for years to come.

These new rules make sure CBCs remain at the cutting edge of today's industry.»

And from your search engine, to Gmail, to Google Glass, you have been at the cutting edge of all this revolution.

«The way the Labour Party wins, is if it's at the cutting edge of the future, is if it's modernising.

«They are a leading company at the cutting edge of the global economy, with a footprint in virtually every part of the world,» the 54 - year - old said.

The New York Built to lead program will begin by ensuring New York remains an international destination at the cutting edge of air travel.

But cryptocurrency, blockchain and cybersecurity experts are concerned that Plattsburgh may be missing out on an opportunity to be at the cutting edge of a blossoming industry.

Humbly, because the Politics Show likes to be at the cutting edge of fashion... and humble is the new Brown (as politics fashionistas might say).

But at the SuperSTEM facility, we are fortunate in being right at the cutting edge of our area, so almost everything we do is new both for the measurement technique and the science around the sample - protecting us from encountering that slightly snooty attitude.

«They were at the cutting edge of psychiatric research,» Grob says.

Research at the University of Alberta's Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering Lab is diverse in nature, providing lab members with the ability to conceive, design, and execute research projects that are at the cutting edge of bioengineering.

It is, he insists, real science: «This is science at the cutting edge, not just a laboratory exercise.»

It was satisfying and I was working on problems at the cutting edge of human physiology.