Sentences with phrase «currently awash»

All this talk of VC money doesn't impact the housing market and Airbnb / Uber / Dropbox are here to stay ignores the larger point which is that the area is currently awash with VC / IPO / private equity money propping up companies that have zero net income.

The sector is currently awash with opportunity for employers to differentiate themselves from the competition and for employees to choose the roles that best suit them.

Law schools; their faculty, staff and administrators; law students; law graduates; lawyers and legal employers — and by far most importantly, clients — are all currently awash in real, serious and substantial difficulties of various kinds.

The market is currently awash in books that, like Lomborg's Cool It, attack the majority view — including Crichton's novel, Christopher C. Horner's The Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming and Environmentalism, and Unstoppable Global Warming: Every 1,500 Years, by Dennis T. Avery and S. Fred Singer.

Much like video games, board games are currently awash in a sea of bad zombie games.

Hoeness, the larger - than - life club president, goes on trial in 2014 for tax evasion and the media is currently awash with stories of the «Bayern mole» — the insider who leaked Guardiola's line - up and tactical plans to Bild newspaper on the eve of November's top - of - the - table trip to Dortmund.

North America is currently awash in oil — U.S. production is surging in states like North Dakota and Texas, while Canadian production is also on the rise and will continue to increase steadily over the next 15 years.

Not exact matches

Oil is currently selling for around $ 40 a barrel, thanks to a world awash in petroleum, perhaps because producers are scrambling to pump as much as possible, before economies move away from oil in an attempt to limit climate change.

There is currently a Senate inquiry into the social and economic impact of rural wind farms (see here), and the Carbon Sense Coalition has recently published its submission, which is awash with common sense:

In strictly geographic terms, the Earth is awash in water, but the vast majority of it is currently unusable for human consumption.