Sentences with phrase «awash today»

LONG BEACH, Calif., April 13, 2012 — The streets of Long Beach were awash today as qualifying for Saturday's two - hour American Le Mans Series at Long Beach was canceled due to rain and standing water on the temporary circuit.

Grid Set by Championship Points as Rain Washes Out Qualifying for Second Round of ALMS LONG BEACH, Calif. — The streets of Long Beach were awash today as qualifying for Saturday's two - hour American Le Mans Series at Long Beach was canceled due to rain and standing water on the temporary circuit.

LONG BEACH, Calif. — The streets of Long Beach were awash today as qualifying for Saturday's two - hour American Le Mans Series at Long Beach was canceled due to rain and standing water on the temporary circuit.

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Many of the data scientists employed today have jumped ship from the academic world; they're among the relative few who know what to do with the massive, unstructured sets of data the world is now awash in.

Last summer the founder and president of McElvaine Investment Management was awash in buying opportunities, but today he's holding more cash than he has in a long time.

Today's headlines are awash with talk of trade wars and tariffs.

«The word is awash in «low - level» conflicts, today there are some forty wars on around the globe, involving more than one quarter of the world's nations.

There is hardly a public place today, hardly a restaurant or bar, that is not awash with the fragmented and conclusion-less sound of pop.

A progressive capitalism can only be forged with an enabling state that understands the global environment in which today's business leaders operate: where survival depends on profitability, where the world is awash with investment opportunities beyond the UK, and where arbitrary interventions in markets and constant changes in government policy discourage the long term investment Britain needs.

Today, the New York Times used vivid details to show New Yorkers that Albany remains awash in money and utterly dominated by a cynical, pay to play culture that exploits every possible legal loophole, and often seems bereft of basic ethics.

Following the swearing - in of the President and his vice today [Saturday], January 7, social media has been awash with some quotes in Nana Addo's speech, believed to have been lifted from...

Today the US is awash with cheap gas, thanks in part to the newfound ability to extract large amounts of shale gas.

Conversely, he says, today's programmers, awash in easy gigabytes, «can get a little sloppy,» making applications slower, buggier, and more vulnerable to hacking than they should be.

Today, the Middle Awash region burns hot and inhospitable beneath a desert sun.

Awash in the artistic flourishes that heralded genius in «Badlands» and «Days of Heaven» but nearly suffocated the overpraised «The Tree of Life», Malick's new film chronicles a young (ish) couple's tidal love — here today, gone tomorrow.

«Education today must prepare young people to flourish in a society awash with intelligent technology and to enter a job market shaped by rapid technological change, yet there are urgent challenges in the world that require human solutions from future leaders.

The scenes of carnage and cruelty are stark and gory, awash in evil but devoid of the cartoon violence that is often featured in books and movies today.

The world wide web is awash with rumours today, notably the whispers that US retailer Best Buy could be after a whole host of UK electronics chains including Dixons, Currys and Comet.

Even were we far richer than we are today, it is hardly any more likely that we would all have 50» cathode tubes in our homes than that the planet viewed from outer space would be awash in candlelight.

But US emissions are today declining not because of cap and trade — it died in the Senate two years ago — but because we are awash in natural gas.

Bearden went much further in his broadside, stating that «our industry today is awash in intellectual dishonesty by some franchisors.