Sentence examples for a bit technologically from inspiring English sources

Though a bit technologically challenging, the premise behind Button is simple: Apps work better together.

Organising committee spokesman Jermaine Craig says Sunday's show (due to start at 5.30pm BST) will be "more youthful and a bit more technologically advanced" than the opening ceremony.

It seems first like just an ordinary well-built, full-size acoustic piano; it comes in two upright sizes and two grand sizes, and can be played without seeming the least bit technologically advanced.

That option is still a bit expensive and technologically daunting for many libraries, but more and more are offering it.

Yes, you should be doing great by now and should have made it a bit further both technologically and culturally.

Fortunately for those ready to throw their Storm out to sea, some folks at RIM (or Verizon, perhaps) decided to bring the goods a bit early for their more technologically apt crowd by leaking not one, but two firmware updates.

Moreover, Iran is quite a bit further ahead educationally and technologically compared to Saudi Arabia.

Technologically this sounds a bit like Seedcamp Winner Zemanta.

Now that each side has again provoked the other's darkest impulses, I can offer only a bit of background to the tactically and technologically clever but strategically and politically bone-headed conduct of Israeli politicians.

There needs to be serious ministerial buy-in, for example, which – given our current collection of technologically illiterate tribunes – might be a bit of a stretch.

Yet the city is more than irreverent, independent, and a bit outside the law: it's also historically progressive, technologically innovative, and open to all kinds of people and ideas.