Sentence examples similar to great technical means from inspiring English sources

He foresaw a society with ever greater technical means of communication becoming paradoxically more insular and dysfunctional.

The construction of more perfected decoders by technical means that offer greater protection, which will make piracy more difficult, is both expensive and therefore unfavourable to the consumer, and ineffectual.

Hitchcock's greatest gift was his mastery of the technical means to build and maintain suspense.

He argued that the unbalanced nature of the conflict was awkward for Israel, which clearly has superior military power and the technical means to do far greater damage.

"He uses humor and wit to laugh at the injustices he sees," said Mr. Ran, whose own blog is blocked in China and available only to those with the technical means to hop over the Great Firewall.

By bringing together analysis by experts from major development agencies supporting international health, the Investment Case demonstrates that we have the technical means at our disposal to make great headway on MDGs 4 and 5.

Talking via video link from Moscow to the Common Cause Blueprint for a Great Democracy conference, Snowden said: "The FBI says Apple has the 'exclusive technical means' to unlock the phone.

His great-nephew Ge Hong in the next century became one of the most celebrated writers on the various technical means for attaining immortality.

The technical means are relatively simple.

The technical means exist to satisfy human needs.

"He's a great technical coach," Colander said of Graham.