Sentence examples for a more technological from inspiring English sources

Now hospitals have a more technological approach at their disposal.

"Although I guess they may have a more technological method in F1".

He also made the decision to fire the contractors who served as editors of Trending Topics, opting instead for a more technological approach.

(In fact, the computer science parallel goes further than that — those with a more technological bent might enjoy this bafflingly detailed analysis of C.Y.O.A.'s "finite state machine," which I will not even attempt to explain).

"I suspect a more technological answer is what we need – either the composition of the disposable cups being changed so they're more easily recyclable, as it's quite a palaver at the moment, or changing the technology in the recycling".

Benjamin Schaefer Bangor, Me., June 30 , 2008• To the Editor: As a geriatrician and health services researcher, I believe that the demand for cardiac CT scans is a textbook example of gizmo idolatry, or the implicit conviction that a more technological approach is intrinsically better than one that is less technological.

But instead of the usual socks, scarves and sausages, the booths in a park on 14th Street in Manhattan flaunted wares of a far more technological nature.

Why are the champions of Reagan's defense buildup arguing for a smaller, more technological military?

Before internal combustion is finally superseded by electric propulsion, there's time left for a few more technological breakthroughs.

If you're Greater Southeast Community Hospital, you ought to have some clear societal purpose to your profit, and it shouldn't just be to buy a few more technological gadgets.

(That era had a lot more technological innovation than popular legend suggests).