Sentence examples for count on technology from inspiring English sources
But if modern society creates problems, don't count on technology to solve them.
- Not to count on technology to help you always.
The government has said it will unveil new energy efficiency measures, including for cars, new policies on ozone and HFC gases and is counting on "technology improvements", for example battery storage, to deliver additional emission reductions.
But whereas the United States didn't need that exuberance -- in fact, the decline in tech stocks has made the Fed's job easier, by turning down the flame under our overheated economy -- Japan was counting on technology to save it from stagnation.
Toomey goes on: "It is deeply disappointing that Yahoo declined to challenge this sweeping surveillance order, because customers are counting on technology companies to stand up to novel spying demands in court".
"It is deeply disappointing that Yahoo declined to challenge this sweeping surveillance order because customers are counting on technology companies to stand up to novel spying demands in court," Patrick Toomey, a staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union, said in a statement.
Now bright enough to use for in-home lighting, we're counting on technology and the burning need for "green" lighting alternatives to bring LEDs into the limelight soon.
Stocks may rise and fall, fads will come and go, but there's one thing you can count on as an investor in technology: change and lots of it.
In the United States, mariachi groups count on better technology to produce their sound and have tweaked the form to give it a decidedly American feel.
