Sentence examples for because of new technology from inspiring English sources

The Formula One season has been marked by exhilarating passes because of new technology and tires.

But the Soundsmith has weathered the storm in part because of new technology.

She added: "This abuse is real and threatening, and is circulated and duplicated far more quickly because of new technology.

The tech talk needs to happen almost once a year because of new technology and new apps".

The healthy side is that criticism is now inevitably, because of new technology, becoming more accountable and democratic.

The new rates illustrate the problems the government has in setting payments for an industry in which goods and services are continually changing because of new technology.

ASHLEE VANCE COMMENTAnother reason nobody is buying servers is because of new technologies such as virtualization.

He goes on: … People lose jobs because of shifts in global trade patterns, because of new technologies, and because of macroeconomic currents beyond their control.

I don't know how you measure who's winning at the moment but certainly the rules of engagement are changing because of new technologies and globalisation.

Then it gets more complicated, not only because of new video formats (beyond 4 3 480i), but also because of new technologies (beyond C.R.T.'s) available to display those signals.

"Because of new technologies, we get to see now what happens when people have the option of making up their own celebrity," Mr. Gamson said.