Sentence examples for domination of technology from inspiring English sources

Heidegger linked the accelerating domination of technology in the 20th century with the idea that modern humanity faces a spiritual crisis.

The Catholic Church, for example, argues that by its very nature in vitro fertilisation dissociates the sexual act from the procreative act, involving the domination of technology over the genesis of the human person; depriving the child of being conceived by natural means as the fruit of love.

Microsoft, whose domination of the technology industry provoked a landmark federal antitrust case, is crying foul against Google and urging European Union antitrust officials to go after the search giant.

Whether it's Google Search butting out Yelp local results or Facebook's approach to privacy, we've seen how domination of a technology space by one company leaves the masses with less power.

One analyst said Lockheed's traditional domination of the space technology race, starting in the 1950's, had made it complacent as Boeing was ramping up operations in the 1990's.

Microsoft is now the underdog to Google in the game of technology world domination.

The question now is "does technological advance lead to more repression and domination?" By "Technology", Marcuse means the mode of production or the totality of instruments, devices, etc.

Other contributing factors were the advancement of electronic technology itself and the domination of popular music by the electric guitar and other amplified instruments.

That advantage may be a brand name (Starbucks), a technology (Intel or Microsoft) or domination of a small market niche (Electro Scientific Industries).

The fund is 42percentt invested in technology, in part a reflection of the domination of the sector by American companies; Intel, Microsoft and Cisco Systems all derive more than half of their revenue abroad.

DoubleClick provided traditional online advertising technology and clients to compliment Google's domination of the text advertising market.