Sentence examples for a sort of technical from inspiring English sources

Both authors believe this has a lot to do with a deep-rooted tendency for development experts to think of poverty or underdevelopment as a sort of technical problem in search of a suitable (and often simple) technical fix.

Perhaps, some members of the M.T.A. thought, transhumanism offered a sort of technical explanation for the Millennium, the period after the Second Coming of Christ, when humankind has eradicated death and disease and poverty.

Although unilineal cultural evolution has since been discredited as a model of societal development, band continues to be used in college courses, documentaries, and popular reference works as a sort of technical shorthand denoting a group's size and degree of social hierarchy.

BMG is also pushing its employees to embrace the digital religion of "0's" and "1's," dispatching a sort of technical evangelism team to give educational (and motivational) talks to any executives, artists or managers still wary of the Internet.

This technology is their prime mover and, as we shall say, it is a sort of technical ideology.

Even if it's only a sort of technical quibble, it indicates a serious lack of reality checking on Apple's part.

As a student who received his whole education from New York State, a state with a supposedly succeeding education system, I have not attained any sort of technical training.

I'm not a lawyer, so I won't attempt to criticize the DMCA on any sort of technical grounds, but more eminent authorities have concluded that the act and its related laws are admirably well-designed to preserve the status quo.

But for all the awe this anxious and awkward man expressed before any sort of technical virtuosity, he did not regard technique as an end in itself.

Each big producer prefers to stipulate agreements where only its own line of products are used, and each big producer typically adds any sort of technical difficulty to impair its devices from communicating with those of its competitors.

She then began teaching herself how to use free software like SketchUp and Blender – a feat that's even more impressive considering that she never had formal training, nor does she have any sort of technical background that would lend her to being able to quickly pick up and adapt to new software programs.