Sentence examples for enduring technologies from inspiring English sources

Accel always looks for enduring technologies with global reach and we see the need and opportunity for millions of small businesses to grow on Xero's platform.

Not because economists are especially undeserving, but because cash, after millennia as one of mankind's most versatile and enduring technologies, looks set over the next 15 years or so finally to melt away into an electronic stream of ones and zeros.

The most enduring technologies are often the simplest, as well as the easiest to take for granted.

And then there are books, an enduring technology.

The Founder Institute is a global network of start-ups and mentors that helps entrepreneurs create meaningful and enduring technology companies.

A computer scientist, serial entrepreneur, and angel investor, Max Levchin focuses on building and investing in enduring technology companies.

Francesco d'Errico, director of research for CNRS, the French national research agency, attached to the University of Bordeaux, adds that other sites counter the paper's contention that blunted miniblades are an "enduring" technology.

That's because coal power is growing quickly worldwide (see "The Enduring Technology of Coal" and "Renewables Can't Keep Up with the Growth in Coal Use Worldwide").

Governments around the world are actually spending more on subsidizing fossil fuels than on shifting to low-carbon sources of energy, the New York Times reported (see "The Enduring Technology of Coal").

Paper is a more enduring technology than Ballmer or Wolff would have you believe.

"Docker has the potential to become not only one of the most enduring technology companies, but also a transformational platform, technology, and movement; I can't think of a better or more qualified individual to lead us to that future than Steve," writes Golub today.