Sentences with phrase «hotbeds like»

These include areas with strong transportation hubs, like the Riverside and San Bernardino region in California, where so many of the country's Asian imports are processed for distribution, and high - tech hotbeds like Seattle, the San Francisco Bay Area, parts of Texas, and the research triangle in North Carolina.

His new tact is to argue that a tax treatment change would discourage the next generation of VCs from emerging, particularly in geographic regions outside of VC hotbeds like Silicon Valley, Boston and New York.

Examining the success of entrepreneurial hotbeds like New York, Tel Aviv and Berlin, Creating Growth Clusters recommends the establishing of start - up delivery units to encourage prospective new companies:

Finding and enlisting a mentor — one with the experience, connections and coaching ability you crave — is not easy, especially if you're not in an entrepreneurial hotbed like Silicon Valley or New York City.

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Like Rolling Acres, shopping malls across the country are dying, and, in some cases, leaving jobless communities and rotting buildings that are hotbeds for crime in their wake.

That's why cities like San Francisco and New York have become hotbeds of peer - to - peer sharing.»

Crime rings like this one have raked in $ 2 billion, according to Trend Micro and that's expected to increase as West Africa, the region that includes Nigeria, is considered the new cybercrime hotbed.

While Silicon Valley has established companies like Apple, Cisco, eBay, Facebook, and Google, another recent CNNMoney article listed Jacksonville, FL as being a hotbed for startups.

You know those absolutely huge cinnamon buns — the ones the size of your face — that you find at hotbeds of food culture like the mall food court?

«It used to be 10 years ago it was really just hotbeds of craft beer like Colorado where you could get really unique, good, local beers.

Battersby is just like any other brick - walled, Edison lightbulb - lit restaurant in the hipper - than - thou culinary hotbed known as Brooklyn — but better.

«In many ways, Battersby is just like any other brick - walled, Edison lightbulb - lit restaurant in the hipper - than - thou culinary hotbed known as Brooklyn.

In the process of expanding their vast pool of computer understandable sport - related data, they have been able to answer the football hotbeds question once and for all and in the process they have given Premier League managers like Sir Alex Ferguson, Kenny Dalglish and Arsene Wenger the best sense yet of which parts of England their scouts should be scouring.

Ligue 1 has become something of a hotbed for talent in recent years with the likes of Eden Hazard, Dimitri Payet and N'Golo Kante all being unearthed from France's top tier.

«I should like to think that the Witham constituency was a hotbed of Patels, but alas, not yet.

While some might disagree with his assertion — particularly about the state government, with Albany being known as a hotbed of corruption and political indictments — Mr. de Blasio cited entities like the city and state comptrollers and the city's Campaign Finance Board, Conflicts of Interest Board, and Department of Investigation as strong protections against corruption.

By 2100, arid cities like Phoenix will become hotbeds for heatwaves compared to their rural surroundings, while cities on the eastern seaboard will be less severely affected by heatwaves compared to theirs.

Arid cities like Phoenix will become hotbeds for heatwaves compared to their rural surroundings, while cities on the eastern seaboard will be less severely affected by heatwaves compared to theirs.

A team with two first - class, viable starting quarterbacks is therefore like a nation with two kings: a dysfunctional hotbed of dissent and unrest doomed to implode into what Shakespeare called «the intestine shock / And furious close of civil butchery» — the only quote by the Bard this correspondent has ever been able to remember, hence my practice of grandly unleashing it at the merest opportunity.

While it may sound like Polyamory Date is all about finding polyamorous relationships, take a step inside and you'll discover a hotbed of nude activity and naughty couples looking for a third.

Like any year, 2015 was a hotbed for steamy cinematic turds — and I don't even watch Adam Sandler movies or Friedberg - Seltzer spoofs.

Like visitors from some eccentric twilight zone, the Johnsons first appeared out of nowhere to turn a high school into a stylized hotbed of pulp fiction with «Brick.»

While some schools, like those in Quakertown, one of Pennsylvania's hotbeds for school / community based racism, inexplicably used this day to make up for lost school days, others took the time to reflect on the radical traditions of this civil rights leader.

Suburbs like Millburn, renowned for educational excellence, have become hotbeds in the nation's charter school battles, raising fundamental questions about the goals of a movement that began 20 years ago in Minnesota.

Meanwhile the service areas have sometimes felt more like one big team effort than a hotbed of competition — nowhere more so than in the 205 Challenge, which I joined for one round.

Like Japan, Britain is an international hotbed of Integrale lust.

It seems like Vietnam is the new hotbed for cell phone activity these days.

Smaller cities like Columbus or Jacksonville are less likely to be (or be near) hotbeds of industry or cultural attractions.

But once you have a dog, that bucolic scene can look more like a hotbed of potential pain and injury from foxtails (also called «grass seed awns»).

The change from salt to fresh water makes it a hotbed for marine life like enormous tuna and giant octopus.

Straddling the border, just below the glitz and glamour of the Gold Coast, the more serene Tweed Coast is just as much a holiday hotbed, with thriving beachside locales like Coolangatta and Kingscliff.

But like any hotbed for scholars the area in steeped in history and has many rural delights.

Apart from scuba diving, Pattaya is a hotbed for adventure sports, right from the high adrenaline ones like skydiving and bungee jumping to milder ones like zip lining.

I have every confidence that a team like Evolution, a hotbed of talent with devs from just about every decent racer in the last twenty years, can deliver a great handling model.

The arena FPS genre hasn't exactly been a hotbed of activity — especially with games like Battleborn and Unreal Tournament 4 seeming to cease development.

«It was also a real hotbed of creativity - from titles like Final Fantasy 7 and Metal Gear Solid to cult favourites like Parappa The Rappa.»

San Diego is not only known as one of the top three biotech capitals in the world, thanks to the presence of research centers like the Salk, Scripps, and the Stanford Consortium, but it is uniquely situated next to the creative hotbed that is Tijuana.

Brazil is not only a hotbed of ecosystem services, it's also testing grounds for the market - like payments for ecosystem services approach to conserve and manage these natural services.

Critics have long lambasted state - owned Pemex as a hotbed of inefficiency and corruption that officials have treated more like an ATM than Latin America's largest company.

After setting strong standards in areas like carbon emissions, fuel economy, and renewable energy, California has seen an incredible influx of capital and brain power as top engineers and scientists flock to a state known as a hotbed of innovation.

Unless Congress weighs in on the patent venue front, the Eastern District of Texas» reign as a patent litigation hotbed will be seen as a relic along the likes of 8 - track tapes and VCR's.

Massachusetts may not seem like a hotbed for natural disasters, but a flood is a natural disaster and is not covered by water damage.

While political discussions are often a hotbed for trolling and the general social media - induced lack of empathy, an app like Burst can help in other areas, too.

You might be surprised to learn that your sponge is a hotbed of germs and if it's not cleaned or replaced regularly, it can spread bacteria (like the kind that cause foodborne illnesses) all over your otherwise clean kitchen.