Sentence examples for credits technology from inspiring English sources

Sherri Donghia, design director of Donghia, a textile and furniture company, credits technology for making some of this possible.

During its transition to hoteling, The Conference Board published a report in 2012 titled "The Incredible Disappearing Office: Making Telework Work". Not surprisingly, it credits technology with transforming work "into a more mobile, remote activity," performed in a variety of locations and settings.

Pope credits technology for the progress.

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Asked why they seldom argue, they credited technology and a smart suggestion.

If Guatemala's small farmers are to be profitable, they need access to credit, technology and world markets.

There is less agreement and insufficient evidence on the associations between WLR and other livelihoods, and a higher level of agreement, but still limited evidence on associations between WLR and credit, technology adoption, and agricultural productivity.

In the post-cold-war world, Mr. Unger said, being a leftist means encouraging grass-roots participation in democracies and seeking better access to credit, technology and markets for small producers.

That means neither hands-off government on the US model, nor imposed bureaucratic government on the Asian model, but nimble, active intervention to ensure access to credit, technology and training.

Though we might be quick to credit technology for American deadliness, keep in mind that the lopsided casualty rates apply even in situations of close, small arms combat, where the technological gap between opposing forces is not a decisive factor.

And, he noted, MyBucks currently is the only African FinTech firm to employ credit technology based on artificial intelligence.