Sentence examples for failing technology from inspiring English sources
After quitting their jobs at a rapidly failing technology company in Vancouver, British Columbia, Chris Scott, 31, and Jamie McKeough, 33, spent some time in local spas and noticed "this overriding seriousness, like, 'We're going to save your soul,' " Mr. Scott said.
Artifice, failing technology, wood as a signifier of domesticity: America, baby.
Artifice, failing technology, wood as a signifier of low-level prosperity: America, baby.
This had much to do with failing technology, miscommunication, confusing the disease with carrier status and in our view specifically because it was introduced in a top-down fashion without any interaction with or involvement of the population at risk.
Failing technology can doom a teaching demonstration, so either confirm all parts of the system are in working order or go with a technique that does not require technology, such as having audience members raise their hands.
With Solyndra failing and solar technology being highly subsidised, how long to go before we achieve grid parity?
At heart, the problem is a closed, linear technology failing to keep pace with the growing on-demand, interactive expectations of the public.
Are organisations prone to a peculiar blindness around technology, failing to anticipate difficulties until it's too late?
These provide a broad, but arguably superficial introduction to the various elements of ICT, failing to situate technology within the modern business world or everyday life of the average B.Com student.
That, at least, is the view of Tyler Cowen, a professor of economics at George Mason university and the author of The Great Stagnation: How America Ate All The Low-Hanging Fruit of Modern History,Got Sick, and Will (Eventually) Feel Better, a book which argues that we are failing to invent technology (like flushing toilets) that radically changes the world.
Both sides will periodically bring up verbiage about "fighting the last war," being stuck in old-fashioned ways of thinking, or failing to appreciate technology or youth or modernity or whatever.
