Sentence examples for both technologically and from inspiring English sources

Industrial ammonium bicarbonate fertilizer production processes are proven technology and have been optimized both technologically and economically for decades.

These types of surface are becoming both technologically and economically critical to high added value manufacturing.

"The roof is a very complex issue, both technologically and financially," said Chris Widmaier, a U.S.T.A. spokesman.

Hotel companies have expanded their portfolios by adding brands that are designed to appeal to millennial travelers and those who want less service and more connectivity — both technologically and with shared space.

But finding a way to guarantee law enforcement the ability to snoop without damaging the commercial viability of cryptography or the civil liberties of Americans remains an enormous challenge – both technologically and legislatively.

And with more and more of the world's oil being produced by state-owned oil firms, private ones need to go to greater extremes, both technologically and politically, to stay in the game.

We now have the power--both technologically and financially--to create a Big Bat 21 for We the People (imagine 100 million citizens paying and average of $10 each) to fund a public intelligence network, a public policy network, and a public budget oversight network, all three working at all levels from municipality to county to state to nation to world.

"Our space industry is both technologically advanced and highly competitive - we have a successful track record and the UK economy cannot afford to miss out on this growing commercial market.

Can the cities of tomorrow be both technologically advanced and socially just?

The campaign may be banking on a new breed who are both technologically gifted and civic-minded.

FOR someone who is both technologically adventurous and an avid reader, this may be the perfect holiday season.