Sentence examples for excess of technology from inspiring English sources

Yet rather than seeing this as an excess of technology, we might see it as a dearth of values.

And today they live in the midst of all of the 21st-century distractions, with an excess of technology and, in urban areas, a minimum of space.

The optimists, on the other hand, believe the excess of technology equipment is simply a normal, if somewhat severe, build-up.

We would argue that it's those excess effects of technology that produce the most radical – and also sometimes most unsettling – moral, philosophical, social and cultural changes.

The lab-on-a-chip (LOC) field has witnessed an excess of new technology concepts, especially for the point-of-care (POC) applications.

Some consumer products companies complain that they are being punished for the excesses of the technology industry.

By that analysis, the job market in the United States is still affected by the excesses of the technology bubble that burst in 2000.

He believes that the excesses of the technology boom during the late 1990s, which continued until early 2000, could take several years fully to work their way through the system.Mr Milunovich says the health of the technology industry depends largely on three sectors: "wireline" telecoms; wireless telecoms; and personal computers.

Although current environmental and social collapse are attributable largely to the excesses of modern technology and economic growth, the roots of these crises go all the way back to the pre-capitalist era and the psychological and social evolution of hierarchy and domination.

After the commercial excesses and failures of technology and transportation in Atlanta, the Sydney Games revived the idea that the Olympics can be organized smoothly on a vast scale and that they remain within the reach of ordinary people.

As a culture, we are drowning in calories of mostly very dubious quality, and drowning in an excess of labor-saving technology.