Sentence examples for high-tech evidence from inspiring English sources

She accepted a deal to plead guilty and serve 15 years.But the high-tech evidence against her was bunk.

Now small cameras — the cycling equivalent of the black box on an airplane — are becoming an intermediary in the relationship, providing high-tech evidence in what is sometimes an ugly contest between people who ride the roads on two wheels and those who use four.

The PBS show that aired last week (Nov. 12), featuring high-tech forensic evidence supporting the "single-bullet" theory, changed no one's mind.

After you've seen high-tech cops rake over evidence from a crime scene with ultraviolet light and luminol and genetic sequencers enough times, you get the message: Watch out, punk.

Jack Ma's Alibaba, Baidu and the rest of China's high-tech companies are clear evidence of the entrepreneurial genius of Chinese society when left to its own devices.

CBS has ordered 10 more episodes of the popular crime drama "CSI: NY," about forensic investigators who use high-tech science to follow the evidence and solve crimes in New York.

Part of the challenge is that there remains a latent and at times boisterous nativism concerning American jobs, despite widespread evidence that high-tech visa holders are some of the most important stakeholders in building startup companies.

Abundant evidence uncovers high-tech medicine, with its powerful drugs, as a major, possibly the leading, cause of death in this country.

And when asked whether the high-tech fabrics on the catwalk were evidence of more money to spend on fabric production, he looked aghast.

And so, all around us there is growing evidence that the high-tech industry, especially the world of Internet-based business, will soon take flight again.

Many experts have found evidence of a strong correlation between tolerance and prosperity, particularly in high-tech sectors.