Sentence examples for a problem of technology from inspiring English sources

"You can see it's not simply a problem of technology," Ms. Hampton said.

This "miscalculation" was mainly the result of procrastination, but also maybe the tiniest bit a problem of technology: back then, in the pre-digital age, physical books had a somewhat vague relationship to time.

Exclusion is merely a problem of technology, not of logic.

It's not a problem of technology, it's not a problem of vision, it's a problem of go to market strategy.

That's not a problem of technology.

This is not a problem of technology or economics, but adoption.

The issue with braking in the Prius, while poorly timed for the automaker, clearly is a problem of hybrid technology centered on the energy-saving switch to regenerative braking and unlikely limited just to Toyota.

And this creates not just a problem of the technology stack that's required but actually a problem of data — of actually knowing where that audience is and making that data actionable.

However, besides their cost, a problem of these technologies, and the reason why in some cases these solutions fail, is that they are passive and promote a top down and prescriptive approach to communication.

"Viewability is more of a problem of data and technology," he said.

The problem of negatives is a problem of the commodity technology model, which, in deterministic form, requires square tables, with the same number of commodities as of industries.