Sentence examples for changes technologically from inspiring English sources

There's a post describing all the changes — technologically modest, maybe, but practical and significant.

It understood that a lot had changed technologically in the 12 years since its inception when engineering began thinking about this.

And with this knowledge that everything had changed technologically speaking, he still witnessed voices of sanity and social equilibrium being politically smothered on a global scale.

Among these types of innovations, product innovation is important for manufacturing firms to adapt changes in technologically competitive in the market.

Position yourself as an agent of change (including technologically), not tradition.

One reviewer mentioned that the book has "quintessential Coupland themes, chiefly, how the speed of change, both technologically and socially driven, is altering the world, our own sense of self and our souls".

Gibson has written many times of his belief that all cultural change is essentially technologically driven.

Gibson is a radically materialist writer; a central tenet of his work is, as he wrote in Wired in 2001, that "all cultural change is essentially technologically driven".

Later, as Lanier introduces resource scarcity, climate change and a technologically driven labor surplus into the picture, the beach gets grim: You sit at the edge of the ocean, wherever the coast will be after Miami is abandoned to the waves.

Wojcicki brought up multiple times that most people still think of online shopping and offline shopping as different channels and that Google is trying (really hard) to technologically change this perception.

But auto industry lobbyists said earlier this year that they did not need such a provision again this year because they trusted the Bush administration not to make any changes that would be technologically difficult to meet.