Sentence examples for a bad technology from inspiring English sources
Fortune magazine rightly declared paperless voting the worst technology of 2003, but it's not just a bad technology -- it's a threat to the republic.
'It is a bad technology practice.' " But there was a case similar to Mr. Santorum's, in which an offensive image of Michelle Obama was dropped from the top results.
"I can't think of an example in human history of a bad technology having been replaced by another product whose only improvement was a social good," Daniel Kammen told me when we met recently in his office at the University of California at Berkeley, where he founded the Energy and Resources Group at the Goldman School of Public Policy.
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The company's market value has fallen in recent years, a result of bad technology investments and an investigation into management perks.
But maybe short attention spans were just a function of bad technology.
The nearly man In search of a theme Primary colour Good intentions, bad technology A new sort of wind power Enter the general ReprintsThe almost empty Mojave desert beckons.
The nearly man In search of a theme Primary colour Good intentions, bad technology A new sort of wind power Enter the general Reprints Related items Lexington: Enter the generalJan 22nd 2004 The Iowa caucuses: Who loves a winner?Jan 22nd 2004 Lexington: Back to the drawing board?Dec 18th 2003His shockingly bad finish was a surprise, but there had been ominous signs.
The nearly man In search of a theme Primary colour Good intentions, bad technology A new sort of wind power Enter the general Reprints Related items Lexington: Enter the generalJan 22nd 2004 The Democratic primaries: A real Iowa surpriseJan 22nd 2004In the event, Mr Bush eschewed the vision thing and gave a speech that was almost Clintonian in its small-bore obsessions.
The nearly man In search of a theme Primary colour Good intentions, bad technology A new sort of wind power Enter the general Reprints Related items Farewell, Dick Gephardt: The nearly manJan 22nd 2004 The Iowa caucuses: Who loves a winner?Jan 22nd 2004Elegy for a campaign (1) "Wear comfortable shoes".
The nearly man In search of a theme Primary colour Good intentions, bad technology A new sort of wind power Enter the general Reprints Related items Farewell, Dick Gephardt: The nearly manJan 22nd 2004 The Iowa caucuses: Who loves a winner?Jan 22nd 2004 Wesley Clark: The Arkansas connectionJan 15th 2004The audience started off by watching a Clintonian documentary about Mr Clark's life.
