Sentences with phrase «waves of»

The wire fraud episode comes at a time when companies of all sorts are facing waves of attacks from cyber-criminals.

And it must demonstrate how winning in the cloud positions it well to capitalize on the next waves of technology, be it machine learning, the so - called Internet of things, or something else entirely.

«If a person sees life with more acceptance of the waves of desire and sexual frequency flowing like waves on the ocean, the better resilience and empathy one has throughout their life for their own body and that of their partner or partners.»

Typically, those waves of innovation have each focused on a particular feature, spawning numerous startups playing to a similar theme.

Waves of new innovations from Google and the App Store to iPhone and tablets flattened the growth curve of its once legendary PC software business.

«You get these waves of startups,» Robinson says.

He attributes much of that to two «huge waves of change» affecting the industry.

In recent years, many sectors experienced waves of mergers that gutted regional sales jobs as head offices centralized purchasing.

McKinsey noted that one of the most powerful ways to communicate and ride the waves of change is for the organization to have a clear and shared «change story».

With at least 10 retail bankruptcies so far this year among major U.S. chains and waves of individual store closures, traditional brick - and - mortar shopping looks wobbly.

«We're going to do away with the tick - tock metaphor and replace it with a metaphor based on waves of innovation,» he said.

America's fascination with entrepreneurial productivity is endless — just look at the waves of books published each year to the ongoing obsession with finding ways to wake up earlier each day.

Morneau plan to raise long - term growth is counting on waves of new measures designed to advance fundamental science, nurture the innovative economy and to knock down many of the barriers preventing women from fully participating in the workforce.

Namely based on the risk that the thicket of gloomy blog posts / tweets eventually whip up homeowner anxieties enough to precipitate waves of selling in a self - fulfilling prophecy.

His unit was also fielding waves of calls from discharged patients asking panicky questions after the fact.

Waves of senior staff were flown in from Minneapolis, but because they were unfamiliar with the technology Target Canada used, there wasn't much they could do.

Are your sales down during the dark days of winter or the heat waves of summer?

Her mom asked her what she was thinking about, and she said, «I'm imagining the waves of blood rushing over me.»

Wolf's performance was met with waves of laughter in the room, but subsequent responses have been sharply divided.

The waves of layoffs created an atmosphere wherein everyone thought they might be next, including Thompson.

And that billboard was, at the time, one of the most visible examples yet of how even the most arcane aspects of the cryptocurrency craze are now bleeding into the «real» world — accompanying a wave of interest in more «mainstream» digital currencies like bitcoin.

Among the wave of financial technology companies attempting to challenge the hegemony of Canada's Big Five banks are «robo - advisers,» such as Wealthsimple and WealthBar, whose platforms help clients create and maintain portfolios of mostly passive investments, such as exchange - traded funds, for fees in the neighbourhood of 1 % of assets per year.

Genmab's strategy is to use its growing royalty stream from Darzalex to invest in its next wave of medicines like cervical cancer drug tisotumab vedotin, which is being developed in a 50/50 partnership with Seattle Genetics.

Scammers cometh: Randy Shain, founder of BackTrack Reports and investigative due diligence expert, predicts that with the SEC's decision to allow the solicitation of capital from unaccredited investors will come a new wave of scammers.

McConnell stayed on the attack, sending out word that the National Republican Senatorial Committee, the conference's campaign arm, was effectively blacklisting an outside consulting firm that had done work for the SCF — a move designed to send a shock wave of fear through the party's vendor class.

One of the reasons why Stitch Fix is an important IPO is because [CEO Katrina Lake] is the first of this new wave of female founders to take her company public.

... this second wave of investment in the crypto asset space has made people pay attention to the first.»

«These types of battles are fought in public space like they never used to be,» Geller said, noting that a single incident can unleash a wave of both related and unrelated complaints.

Although inappropriate work behavior can be displayed by anyone, the recent wave of sexual misconduct allegations in media, politics, entertainment and tech has placed extra focus on men in positions of power.

No sooner had Brian Moynihan taken the helm of Bank of America at the start of 2010, than the giant lender suffered wave upon wave of giant, potentially fatal, losses on its stricken mortgage portfolio.

Resource industries enjoyed higher profits and a wave of investment.

As a wave of luxury hotel brands continue to break ground, what was once predominantly a backpacker's haven has become a full - on destination.

A new wave of companies are looking to sell consumers more than a storage locker, with event spaces, on - demand delivery services and more

A wave of global economic growth has driven up demand for oil.

Over the years, though, the Warfield's surrounding neighborhood along Market Street saw a wave of crime, poverty, and neglect.

The wave of sexual misconduct stories we saw in 2017 were outrageous, but ultimately, they shed light on problems that women in Silicon Valley have known about for a long time.

His girlfriend, Meghan Markle, has been subject to a wave of abuse and harassment.

Investors were looking for any indication that Facebook's wave of recent scandals had led people to flee the service.

Tech startsup are pioneering a wave of new ways to personalize the learning experience for every student in the classroom

The government's wave of legal actions against JPMorgan Chase is designed to make the bank look bad and is a relentless approach similar to Feds» pursuit of Jimmy Hoffa, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.

«Mass customization is the wave of the future.

The highlights of 2011 are almost too painful to mention: the PlayBook, RIM's first tablet, was a flop; its latest line of BlackBerry smartphones was delayed; weak sales forced the company to issue a profit warning in the spring; its network was hit by a massive service outage in the fall; and it suffered the largest wave of layoffs in its history.

In this series, Inc. profiles the new wave of Boomer founders.

«These are areas in technology that are going to be a catalyst for growing our economy, and opening up a wave of innovation.»

But what's at stake is each of these tech titans» relative positions as we enter a new wave of computing.

During a talk at The Connecticut Forum earlier this month, former First Lady Michelle Obama shared her thoughts about the recent wave of allegations of sexual assault, harassment and misconduct against powerful men.

Ultimately, blockchain is leading the way for a wave of tech - based financial innovation that allows for much more efficient transactions and protection between merchants and buyers.

And it embodies the powerful wave of change that has swept the economy since the financial crisis — one that has broken down the barriers between «tech stocks» and the rest of the market.

The first wave of buyers had to deal with a system update that prevented them from playing games for anywhere from one to five hours, sporadic system outages, and delayed anticipated features.

Within a year of launching Slack in 2013, Butterfield was surfing a frothy tidal wave of interest, with the user base growing by a stunning 5.5 % per month.