Sentence examples for computerize from inspiring English sources

Coe met the young man during an Easter visit to Grosse Pointe, and got him to promise to visit the Cedars and help to computerize the Fellowship's records.

Because you can computerize inventory, you can have a bookstore like Barnes & Noble with hundreds of thousands of titles, which means that the bookstore owner no longer has to make discriminating choices about what books to stock.

An editorial in Sunday's Times notes that the Administration proposes to spend $20 billion to computerize everybody's health records.

Physicians must computerize their billing systems, she said.

One American expert in the employ of the U.N. is trying to computerize some of Comibol's operations.

It started when, in 2011, I was writing about attempts to computerize the translation of natural language.

Over the years, dozens of reports had analyzed ways to fix the system: improve the training, management, and pay of child-welfare workers, and decentralize their work: reduce caseloads; computerize case files.

Hansen told me that he had been trying to computerize his old files; still, the most striking thing about the spacious office, which is largely taken up by three wooden tables, is that every available surface is covered with stacks of paper.

"When they mass-computerize schools -- a computer on every desk -- they need to make sure it's the right desk," he said.

Computerized information systems, particularly since the arrival of the Web and mobile computing, have had a profound effect on organizations, economies, and societies, as well as on individuals whose lives and activities are conducted in these social aggregates.

Those initiatives include using state-owned electronic media for the parties' political campaigning, making efforts to check the criminalization of politics, computerizing electoral rolls and providing voter-identity cards, and strictly adhering to a code of conduct that ensures fairness for all parties and candidates.