Sentence examples for exploiting new technologies from inspiring English sources

Is it intent on exploiting new technologies?

Of course, scientists in other countries are capable of exploiting new technologies too, but will they?

"It is imperative that we stop these techno-gangs from exploiting new technologies for criminal purposes," Mr. McNulty added.

Winemakers seeking good reviews may be exploiting new technologies not only for damage control, but also to shape their wines from birth.

Consulting firm AT Kearney says the IoT will "disrupt traditional insurance models, while opening new frontiers for growth" – a common enough mantra for businesses exploiting new technologies.

Repressive regimes around the world may have fallen behind their opponents in recent years in exploiting new technologies — not unexpected when aging autocrats face younger, more tech-savvy opponents.

Religious groups in particular have been at the forefront of exploiting new technology: the first known printed book was the Gutenberg Bible, while the first social revolution spurred by print was the Reformation.

But if a misogynist was looking for a good night out – one that reinforced his contempt for women rather than presented it as a kind of illness – I think I'd recommend Sex and the City 2. Look and don't touch, please Tate Modern has been fairly enterprising about exploiting new technology – producing podcasts and iPhone downloads relating to its collection.

"There's a lot of value in being first in using and exploiting new technology," comments Saw Ken Wye, managing director of Microsoft Singapore.

The job reflects the demands on film studios as they exploit new technologies, like DVD's and the Internet, and multifaceted marketing strategies.

He praised "the can-do spirit" of those seeking to exploit new technologies to replace the resource that had made the Persian Gulf states he visited rich.