Sentence examples for ease technology from inspiring English sources

Martin Khor, in Malaysia's The Star, also notes "a very low level of ambition" and predicts that developed countries will oppose even "mild proposals" by developing ones, such as those designed to ease technology transfers.

A foreign-policy document leaked to the Russian version of Newsweek recently raised arguments for improving ties with the United States and European Union with the goal of easing technology transfer to Russia.

If millennials are so at ease with technology, why isn't their job search easier in a world where technology seems so prevalent?

Campbell is considerably more at ease with technology than his predecessor.

After all, this is not a generation known for its ease with technology.

The results may have as much to do with the ease of technology as with laziness.

Some teachers found it hard to cope with students being more at ease with technology than they were.

It is a giant project, and a testimony not only to MacGregor's famous determination for meaningful accessibility, but also his ease with technology.

And Mr. Nouvel's design for this museum — a maze of gallery buildings and canals, all covered by a huge stainless-steel dome — is a wonderfully romantic evocation of a Middle East at ease with technology.

In reality, though, it is not so much youth itself that is rising to prominence, but the qualities of the young: ease with technology, flexibility, embrace of change and risk-taking.

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