Sentence examples for difficult technologies from inspiring English sources

But some military analysts say it's quite possible that North Korea — instead of mastering the difficult technologies and expanding its nuclear arsenal — will continue to fail.

One would expect that healthcare technologies would present differing degrees of effort for hospitals trying to implement these technologies, where more complex or difficult technologies are accomplished less frequently.

This is not difficult technology," he says.

"It's difficult technology, but it's not rocket science," he said.

Judge Robinson told lawyers for Johnson & Johnson, Boston Scientific and Medtronic at one pretrial hearing that stents "were not difficult technology".

While intelligence officials in Washington and Seoul are jittery about the North's progress, there is still no proof that it has yet mastered the difficult technology of miniaturizing bombs so they can be fitted to ballistic missiles.

Zero-velocity detection is a key and difficult technology.

We've been through other difficult technology roadmaps before and overcome them.

3D printing is a difficult technology that needs to be brought to the general consumer.

"It was very, very difficult technology," says Hitoshi Mizutani, a planetary scientist who headed the project until retirement 2 years ago.

But at that time, getting the rights to the roofs of buildings made it a difficult technology to implement.