Sentence examples for developing new technology and from inspiring English sources

Andy is internationally recognised and has given his name to a cutting-edge production company that's dedicated to developing new technology and new stories".

By contrast, many of the Mittelstand, the small and medium family-owned companies that form the backbone of Germany's economy, are excited at the prospect of developing new technology and perhaps breaking the monopoly of the four big energy companies.

Over the next two generations, the family's holding grew to 4,500 hectares, before the current generation switched to the asset-light model.At the same time as it was shedding its physical assets, Los Grobo invested heavily in developing new technology and cultivation techniques.

Grooms said the money will be spent on developing new technology and hiring sales and marketing staff.

That past funding was used to internationalize the service, and Alec Lynch, founder and CEO of DesignCrowd, told TechCrunch that the new money will be spent increasing the service's presence in major English-speaking markets — primarily the U.S., Canada and the UK — developing new technology and improving customer service.

To ensure we benefit from this new age of low carbon industrialism we need to urgently establish where Britain can lead in developing new technologies and where Britain should adopt technologies once their development elsewhere has made them less expensive.

Research plays a significant role in monitoring change, determining thresholds, developing new technologies and processes, and providing solutions.

The Federal Aviation Administration has worked with airlines and pilot unions very well over the years, studying problems and developing new technologies and protocols.

Agilent Ventures will provide start-up firms with access to the parent company's resources in hopes of developing new technologies and products, it said.

And this despite the entirety of human civilisation having been brought to its knees, not exactly perfect conditions for developing new technologies (and even for harnessing a method which presumably must be developed by the machines and then stolen).

In France dirigisme took the form of indicative planning, which entailed government credit policies and subsidies, developing new technologies, and the regulation of employment overseen by a special planning commission, the Commissariat au Plan.