Sentence examples for allowing technology from inspiring English sources

Instead of making it work for us, we are allowing technology to take up more and more of our time.

If they act as classroom supervisors rather than domain experts, allowing technology to play the latter role, the likelihood of children learning better even from teachers who do not have the appropriate background is considerably higher.

It's a very utopian idea — allowing technology to blend into the background so that people can enjoy the world around them a little bit better — but it's at the heart of Detour's mission.

As a first step in allowing technology exports, the Clinton White House lobbied for a pencil-eraser-size hardware patch that would, at the very least, allow intelligence agencies the ability to extend their cherished practice of wiretapping to Zack Morris-style cellular telephones.

She was allowing technology to distract her, instead of using it for good.

In that way, by not allowing technology to take the reins on certain inherently biased tasks, we may be sowing the seeds of our own discord and prejudice.

13 This is analogous to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence approach of allowing technologies, given certain situations, to be recommended at thresholds above £20 000.

They also warned that the rules could allow technology to track the viewing habits of consumers.

It was a bit terrifying, but I realized that you can't allow technology to intimidate.

At the time, Congress was fearful that selling satellites abroad could allow technology secrets to fall into the wrong hands.

Short-selling has allowed technology hedge funds to perform better than the technology mutual funds available to the public, which have fallen precipitously since early last year.