Sentence examples for back to the technology from inspiring English sources

Many of Bell's most pressing problems date back to the technology boom of the late 1990s.

Laser printers have also given something back to the technology that spawned them.

"Wow, I stand corrected," the litigious bearded man wrote back to the Technology Review after learning his mistake this week.

He believes that the lessons of how the internet works can applied to real world and also back to the technology of the internet itself.

The Nasdaq, which had been battered in March and April, soared a record-breaking 19percentt last week as investors flocked back to the technology stocks that dominate its ranks.

A quick and dirty survey of the smoke-free landscape produced only three cigarette machines — one in Manhattan and two in Queens — that date back to the technology of the century past, with the levers that are pulled to bring forth a pack of cigarettes.

It comes back to the way technology is integrated into the classroom.

If we think back to the information technology pre-Windows 95, we were using Microsoft Windows 3.1 and the web was only just started to bubble upwards into our collective conscience.

Well, these processors are simple, so going back to the old technologies is actually a good thing to do.

If we can let technology go back to doing the technology, then marketers could go back to doing their original purpose - building compelling stories and engaging brands to further the conversation for sales and marketing.

"For the users, everything happened instantaneously," Mr. Kesner said, adding that when the test ended and the firm went back to the older storage technology, "the lawyers complained".