Sentence examples for a technological era from inspiring English sources

To a certain extent, it seemed clear at the time that Babbage's "dream" was a technology that had not yet found a technological era as a home.

"But in a technological era, we now have to think about new ways of compensating authors, when they can no longer prevent people from making copies of their work.

He mounts a convincing case that we have wrongly conflated democracy with elections, and are in fact simply maintaining an outmoded system in a technological era that calls out for, and can provide, much more informed participation.

The complex decisions required of governments in a technological era, the perfectionist impulses of the great bureaucratic structures that have developed in all industrialized societies, and the imperatives of national survival in a nuclear world continue to add to the process of executive aggrandizement.

We seem to have been residing in a second age of social media usage, a technological era of willful impermanence birthed from a post-Snowden culture that fears the concept of content which is immortal by default.

Millennials are the first generation to grow up completely in a technological era, so it makes sense that these digital natives have created a "must have it now" mentality, especially when it comes to eating.

The "fairness doctrine" is a hangover from a prehistoric technological era.

We are stepping beyond a threshold into a new technological era in education.

Everything from skyscrapers to furniture to in the case of graphic design cosmetics packaging, posters, and typefaces used zigzag forms, sunbursts, and sleek geometric lines to project a feeling of a new technological era.

Confronting the challenge of a new technological era is an American tradition.

The last party to forge a social contract befitting a new technological era — the New Deal-era Democrats — ended up dominating American politics for more than half a century.