Sentence examples for example technology and from inspiring English sources
Some of it has to do with trade, but, look, it's just easier to blame another country, or to blame immigrants, than it is to confront some of the faceless but profound changes that have come our way to do with, for example, technology and automation.
For example, technology and pharmaceutical acquisitions are often driven by strategic valuation models, where retail and low-end services acquisitions are often based on operational metrics.
Second, institutions must be prepared to commit the necessary resources (for example, technology and personnel) to develop and implement weaning protocols.
In section 2 we will look at some specific example technologies and applications from each of the three types of information technology listed above and track the moral challenges that arise out of the use and design of these specific technologies.
What could be learnt from these practices in relation to, for example, technology usage in private and public places, negative and positive experiences, motivations and needs of aging citizens?
Subsystems of sustainable development include both technical and non-technical categories, for example, technology, socioeconomic, political, ethical/moral, and so on.
Responses from the ministries [see Additional File 1] identified wider areas research – for example, technology assessment, pharmaceuticals safety, food and nutrition, health surveys and health systems – and also gave attention to population groups – women, children, older people and migrants.
For example, battery technology and some other energy storage technology is advancing quickly anyway without a prize to support them.
For example, mobile technology and smartphones have undoubtedly played a significant role in the growth of the sharing economy.
This round of seed funds had a particular emphasis on efficiency, a prime example of technology and policy advances with multiple benefits.
The name Saruman means "man of skill"; he serves as an example of technology and modernity being overthrown by forces more in tune with nature.
