Sentence examples for bogus technology from inspiring English sources

Nor was the red-faced K.G.B. about to complain publicly about being tricked by bogus technology.

Their deaths are illuminating; dead start-ups show us which investors' theories are bogus, which technologies aren't ready for prime time and which common ways founders overextend themselves.

The Internet is the place for raw information, legitimate and bogus, and the technology is not going to exempt music.

Ringing landlines and bogus answering machine technology were several times more interruptive than smartphone notifications, and you couldn't really opt out of them.

The government knew this technology was bogus, but these guys got paid millions for it".

Arguments about the necessity for the BBC to compete with entertainment and technology companies seem bogus to the public for good reason.

As Mr. Green has pointed out here, setting up a trading system in carbon credits encourages corruption when it comes to setting caps on emissions and handing out credits to industries that emit carbon: Companies have incentives both to overstate historical emissions, and to exaggerate the benefits of new technologies to generate bogus emissions that become ready cash.

"These defendants used modern technology to create professional-looking, bogus documents that supported their extraordinary claims," Rose Romero, director of the S.E.C.'s Fort Worth office, said in the statement.

We've seen national and continental governments use novel (read, bogus) theories of antitrust to unfairly target foreign technology firms.

And you educate them not merely in technology -- also not in that bogus spirituality which India talks about all the time.

On the bad side, the technology was abused by people setting up bogus charities.