Sentence examples for due to computers from inspiring English sources

I can report, however, that I still write in the same voice, I just spell better due to computers.

Thirty-something years ago I attended a lecture given by Nicholas Negroponte of MIT, who described the yet-to-be transformation of daily life due to computers.

Just as Davis and Wessel incorrectly predicted a coming boom in middle class incomes due to computers, Cowen "seems equally wrong to suggest that computer technology is not on the verge of doing so".

However, the real total was more than three million because six hospital trusts did not submit data due to computer problems.

The tension and giddiness in the room rose as the 10 30 deadline came and went, due to computer glitches.

This federal exchange in particular had an extremely rocky start due to computer glitches and delays to associated tax reforms, but figures released last week showed 11.7 million people had now signed up or renewed their insurance by 22 February.

Last week, we reported that some taxpayers were facing delays in getting refund checks, due to computer snafus in processing their repayment of the 2008 first-time home buyer tax credit.

It's that senators' districts cannot be gerrymandered, because they coincide with state lines, which means that senators' seats are a little less safe than those of members of the House, where, due to computer modelling and hyperpartisanship, representatives essentially get to pick the voters who will elect them.

Ten participants had incomplete data due to computer problems and were excluded from the analysis.

Despite frequent reports of losses due to computer security breaches, many individuals still do not follow basic safety precautions.

Unfortunately due to computer memory limitations (Weka can only utilise 2 gigabytes of heap space for Windows systems), only small to medium datasets have been selected.