Sentence examples for blunt technology from inspiring English sources

Journalism is a blunt technology.

As I said in the column, journalism is a blunt technology.

Last week, an article in The Times by Robert F. Worth, Mark Mazzetti and Scott Shane pointed out that drones, which are held by the government to be instruments of precision, are often a blunt technology that sometimes takes out the very people the United States needs in places like Yemen.

Because Velazquez has amped up the realism of his portrayals, he has ironically restricted his subject matter -- things depictable using Rubens's blunter technology become overpowering with Velazquez's more refined tools.

Owing to its physical properties and established multiple interactions with oil over a wide range of pressures and temperatures, CO2 is considered to be one of the most important displacing fluids in gas-based EOR technology (Blunt et al. 1993; Mathiassen 2003).

The resulting PCR products were subcloned into the holding vector pSC-B (StrataClone Blunt PCR Cloning Kit, Agilent Technologies) and twelve colonies (white) picked for each clonal line.

The changes, which Microsoft described as "refinements," are a bid to blunt widespread contentions from technology and legal experts that the original was riddled with loopholes.

Hiring managers at the Bay Area's fastest-growing technology companies were blunt.

It overturned the law, describing filtering technology as a "blunt instrument" that not only fails to block many pornographic sites, but also blocks a substantial amount of constitutionally protected speech.

Regulators in Europe are under pressure from governments, media companies and technology developers to blunt the market power that Google has amassed by running the world's most popular Internet search tools.

They have touch screens instead of buttons, facades that glow and pulse, and technology intended to blunt vending machine rage — sensors that ensure that a customer's credit card is not charged unless the chosen item has dropped.