Sentence examples for because of technological innovations from inspiring English sources
"I think these trading privileges will lose value over time because of technological innovations at the exchanges and fewer floor participants involved in the trading".
The way tennis is played has changed in large part because of technological innovations, and while there are people who pine for a return to wooden rackets, that is clearly not going to happen.
Because of technological innovations, ICTs can reach out to poor and socially excluded rural women by crossing the barriers of infrastructural underdevelopment, illiteracy, and the many restrictions and inhibitions imposed by the rigid patriarchal regime [ 11].
But American cotton, from the field to your T-shirt, is the fastest produced and highest quality in the world, mainly because of technological innovation that permits us to pay more per hour to all our cotton workers than those in other countries make in a week.
The hard truth is that in the last 30 years the greatest number of American jobs disappeared not because of trade, but because of technological innovation and related productivity gains.
Occupational TRI exposure is declining in industrialized countries because of technological innovation and legislation (Grote et al. 2003), but it is increasing in emerging industrialized countries, especially in Asia (Huang et al. 2002).
(Perhaps because offering a cheaper build material went against Apple's grain of expanding the pool of technological innovations it offers users).
Drones will continue to support economic growth in China because it is a pillar of technological innovation, something China needs to drive its economy (as opposed to simply mass manufacturing disposable goods).
