Sentence examples for embrace technological progress from inspiring English sources
Deriding the romanticism of the environmental movement, which expresses fear and mistrust of technology, Brand suggested that environmentalists should warmly embrace technological progress and the rationalization of nature.
It will argue that thanks to a combination of environmental activism and economic growth the outlook for other species has improved, and that if growth continues, governments do more to regulate it and greens embrace technological progress, there is a decent chance of man undoing the damage he has done during his short and bloody stay on the planet.
But fascism was also radical because it embraced a strong bureaucratic government rather than inheritance as the basis for power and embraced technological progress (for its military and economic advantages).
It shows that it is not enough to embrace technological change.
Please DON'T write on it!" Not everyone finds it easy to embrace technological innovation.
As they gleefully embraced the technological progress of the Wirtschaftswunder (Germany's economic boom) they pursued what they termed a "lightness of being"—an easygoing way of life.
This 46-story tower may be the most muscular symbol of corporate self-confidence to rise in New York since the 1960's, when Modernism was in full bloom, and most Americans embraced technological daring as a sure route to social progress.
But the governing body has also embraced technological advances.
They embraced technological change more cautiously than larger firms.
Better internal security procedures to deal with malicious insiders should also help to protect against external attacks, says Bill Murray of TruSecure.One of the biggest threats to security, however, may be technological progress itself, as organisations embrace new technologies without taking the associated risks into account.
"We think of everyone wanting innovation and embracing new technologies in the never-ending march of technological progress".
