Sentence examples for an easy technological from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jones, of Greenpeace, said that talk of an easy technological fix from the industry has so far been "a lot of aspiration and hope in something that hasn't been invented yet".

And once I got the sculpture to display correctly I could walk up to it and see it from all angles, and even my surroundings in its reflection — which definitely isn't an easy technological feat.

Like many students, Joseff went in thinking there would be an easy technological fix: Perhaps an app that would enable nongovernmental organizations to communicate with refugees, or a platform on which NGOs could share information with each other, or another app through which refugees could send feedback to NGOs.

Self-driving trucks are expected to take over highways sooner than self-driving cars because highway driving is an easier technological challenge to solve.

For the time being, the conservatives at the helm of the Islamic republic have no solution to such easy technological loopholes.

These pioneers often say that online crime and aggression are the inevitable manifestation of basic human failings, beyond easy technological solutions.

In this view, the core task remains persuading countries and companies to cut their emissions of carbon dioxide - and that casual talk of easy technological fixes takes the pressure off that effort because it seems to offer a get-out-jail-free card.

All in all, we believe that research on new antibacterials should meet the needs of the day-to-day clinicians working in hospitals, where fast responses should be granted within easy technological access to user-friendly databases.

However, even though vendor-led training was conducted during the implementation phase, it quickly became apparent that adoption even of a seemingly easier technological implementation than a full electronic health record can be difficult, particularly when the methodology used is outside of the standard workflow of a physician [ 6- 8].

The simple truth is that cultural/technological assimilation is rarely an easy task.

Workers the ones who had survived the economic downturns, offshoring, and technological changes—had an easier time than ever before.