Sentence examples for Technological rush from inspiring English sources

Last year, in a fascinating treatise in Wired, Bill Joy, the co-founder of Sun Microsystems, one of whose friends was a victim of Kaczynski, said that although he believed that the Unabomber's actions had been criminally insane, there had been some merit in the case he made against a headlong technological rush to the future.

I suspect the next technological gold rush is going to be in and around the ears.

They should look back through history at the major technological gold rushes: personal computing, Internet, mobile, and social media.

Without this, there is a risk that in the rush toward technological advancement, the wheel is going to be reinvented hundreds of times across the country without a thought for how data can be shared securely, and still remain the property of an NHS patient.

Coming up with a world-changing technological innovation that creates a rush of new investment would be pretty helpful, too.

If nothing else, there should be someone at least marking the things that are lost in the rush into the technological world.

In the rush to find technological solutions to complex global problems... there's a danger of researchers and others being distracted by the technology and losing track of the key hardships and constraints that are unique to each local context.

Salford Royal hospital's chief information officer Rachel Dunscombe is excited at the possibilities that the mobile phone offers, but she is worried about data security and the breakneck rush at which technological innovations are being introduced.

This year, the program was supposed to choose technological "winners" that would be rushed into prototypes by 2000.

As "Meet the Parents" reminds us with an evil wink, the wealth and technological wonders accompanying the contemporary gold rush don't necessarily bestow greater efficiency or personal power.

The idea might seem obvious, yet some high-tech companies seem to have forgotten it, or perhaps in the rush to push the technological envelope they've overlooked it.