Sentence examples for cutting edge equipment from inspiring English sources

"The changes to the external funding environment for higher education mean that any investment we wish to make – whether to maintain the existing estate, to provide world class research facilities with cutting edge equipment, an excellent student learning environment supported by the latest technology, high-quality halls of residence, or scholarships and bursaries – we have to fund ourselves.

First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope, said: "The Royal Navy has been operating continuous at sea deterrent patrols for more than 40 years and the Successor submarines will allow us to do so well into the future with cutting edge equipment".

However, he was criticised for being thrifty and refusing to invest in cutting edge equipment, despite the Hall Institute's high standing in research circles.

VICE: I have noticed that there are a lot of shit bands out there who are able to afford really cutting edge equipment, websites and glossy posters because the majority of the members work full time.

Why invest in cutting edge manufacturing equipment to compete globally with Taiwan and Japan, when your domestic market consumed roughly two-fifths of the world's semiconductor output in 2005?

Bristling with cutting edge imaging equipment, including an enormous camera capable of taking pictures with a jaw-dropping resolution of 1,200 megapixels, it's looking for signs of water and possible good landing sites for manned explorations.

Other adverse effects may come from the radiation of the X-ray examination, although the project used cutting edge technology equipment that warrants very low doses of radiation.

34 However, the Chief Executive of North and East London NHS has indicated uncertainty over whether the cutting edge medical equipment that will be used for delivering world-class medical care for the elite athletes will remain in the clinic after the Games.

These devices are the cutting edge of Rentokil's equipment, and they might already be fitted beneath the aisle of your local supermarket, or in the factory where your lunchtime sandwich was made.

Things like padded dashboards, collapsible steering columns, and reflective license plates that back then were cutting edge, are now standard equipment.

But it is far from cutting edge, with much of its equipment moth-balled or poorly maintained.