Sentences with phrase «now awash»

Companies are now awash in resumes — especially in the aftermath of the deepest recession in 50 years.

The streaming device market is now awash with options, from cheap streamers like Chromecast and Roku's own Express models, to high - end streamers like Apple TV and Nvidia Shield TV.

The internet is now awash with websites offering custom essay writing services to students who don't have the time, knowledge or skills to complete their assignments.

Many school systems have gotten the message that they need to be more data driven, and they are now awash in data - not just yearly student test scores, but figures on how different groups of students are doing in particular subjects or grade levels, how successful a school is at attracting and retaining teachers or closing the achievement gap among disadvantaged students, or how equitable funding is from school to school.

These schools are now awash in internships and expeditions to destinations near and far, esoteric summer opportunities, Chinese, Russian, and Arabic language classes, dance and theater and more.

This image, at once surrealist and satirical, speaks volumes of the contemporary Broadway theater's distance from its noble legacy and the infuriating but optimistic ignorance of the generation now awash on its shores.

While most geneticists are now awash in genome - scale data from thousands of...

Russia's space program, once fueled by national pride alone, is now awash in petrodollars and big plans.

Cuomo's administration is now awash in investigations.

Not only does this mean that colleges are now awash with therapy groups, workshops such as «Keeping Calm and in Control», «Mindfulness for Depression» «Anxiety 101», but many contemporary free speech disputes are couched in the language of psychological harm.

The media and social media are now awash with stories about Labour's impending civil war.

Our society is now awash in presentism, evinced by our celebration of a form of marriage that is intrinsically sterile, our diminishing willingness to bear and raise children, and the wanton irresponsibility of reckless entitlement spending and debt.

The world is now awash in propaganda for scientific atheism, and yet virtually nothing is being done to prepare our youth to meet this challenge.

So too with China and other major energy importers — the world is now awash in shale gas and will remain so for many decades, if not centuries.

Thanks to new technologies and discoveries, North America is now awash in cheap natural gas.

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.

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The world is awash with smart tech and people are now more connected than ever before.

Unfortunately, we don't have a pear tree but our farmers market is awash in Bartletts now and the winter pears are coming soon.

Right now we are awash in zukes, spring onions, wonderful strawberries and adorable little peaches.

Fortunately we are awash in apricots, plums and now this week peaches from our CSA deliveries, so lots of cobbler variations on the way!

Now, she was vulnerable, teary and awash with post birth hormones.

«The bottom line is that the city is awash in money right now,» said Sen. Cathy Young, a Republican who chairs the Senate's Finance Committee.

«The city is awash in money right now.»

A 2013 joint report from epilepsy research organizations explained that «because the marketplace is already awash with [antiseizure drugs], many pharmaceutical companies now refrain from the expensive enterprise of developing new compounds.»

Until now, most sleep research has focused on global control of sleep, which occurs when the entire brain is awash in slow waves — oscillations of brain activity created when sets of neurons are silenced for brief periods.

That included a moment in July of that year when in just a few days, the vast majority of the ice sheet's surface became awash in at least some surface water, captured in this now iconic image from NASA:

Maybe your summers now are simply extensions of the rest of the year, you know, awash in 40 - hour (plus) workweeks, overloaded calendars, and a smartphone that's forever buzzing.

You've only just taken down your Christmas decorations and now the shops are awash with soppy cards and gifts.

Since that era, things have improved dramatically, and the world is now relatively awash in nice street cars that can happily head out of pit row with no serious misgivings.

Hyundai was also concerned about fuel economy — needlessly, one might say, now that we're awash in cheap gasoline for the foreseeable future — and turning down the turbocharger's boost was the most expedient route to parsimony.

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Now that we're awash with stocks trading at cheap valuations, what kind of stocks should one invest in?

Once the Detroit Fire Department Headquarters, the Neoclassical brick building is now an art - rich center awash in amenities and ideally situated downtown...

Right now the free game collection is awash with a lot of duds.

The golden age of indie superstars may be over, Steam and other portals may be awash in thousands of games, but it's now easier than ever to drive sales of niche and creative titles.

Set primarily in the 1950s, when Haitian cultural export — particularly of what is now referred to as first generation Haitian art — was on the rise and the country was opening itself to tourism, and when Americans were awash with a postwar optimism that celebrated America's political and economic power, it tells us relatively little about Haiti at mid-century and a great deal about the ways Americans saw themselves and the rest of the world.

Right now Chelsea is awash with painting and sculpture exhibitions.

September 29: Art Now the Most Popular Passion Investment With the number of global millionaires growing by some 17 percent in 2009, according to a report by Merrill Lynch & Co, and financial markets awash with cash but nowhere safe to invest it, it's no surprise that art has become the most popular type of «passion investment»: witness records set by Warhol (Dec 2009), Giacometti (Feb 2010), Picasso (May), and Rubens (July).

Even now, many of the atolls are awash during strong storms.

Remember: Hansen, in a serious interview on his work, predicted that by now Manhattan would be awash in rising sea levels and experiencing sub-tropical climate by Nnow Manhattan would be awash in rising sea levels and experiencing sub-tropical climate by NOWNOW.

Dorgan, who now cochairs the Bipartisan Policy Center's Energy Project, continued: «I worry a little bit that there is this notion, «Boy, we're just awash in oil and gas so that's it.

Now if climate sceptics were awash with oil money, as alleged by the likes of Dessler, Davies, Oreskes and Brulle, wouldn't the top UK and US sceptic bloggers be supplied with sufficient funds that they didn't have to clutter their blog with irritating adverts?

Never has this philosophy been more important for law firms than now, when they are awash in Millennials; the generation most vocal about their desire for autonomy, learning and empowerment.

Very appropriate, considering now that the world is awash in blogs, Twitter tweets, Facebook notifications, and email, electronic communications quickly spiral out of control.

The life insurance industry that was awash with sales of unit - linked insurance plans (Ulips) during the boom years of 2005 - 08, is now witnessing an unprecedented surge in unclaimed policies.

The market isn't exactly awash with Cortana powered smart speakers right now, but there are still a few options to get you started.

The insurance companies are awash in cash now however they're facing tough times as their own pool of revenue is eroded and claim payouts rise.

Right now I am awash in lovely sunshine that shows every speck of dust and dried snow drip sreaks on the windows.

From the coffered ceiling to the kitchen sink, Jamie Alexander's bold condo is awash in black — now that's chutzpah.