Sentence examples for lingering computer from inspiring English sources

Among longer-term upgrades are plans for a "virtual hold" phone system that allows claimants to get speedy call-backs when lines are tied up, hiring of information technology experts to help fix lingering computer problems and the eventual installation of a more complete website for filing online claims.

The problem is, Gove's speech represents an outdated concept of technology and learning; it is part of a lingering belief that computers should be used merely as information retrieval and reward systems within the traditional education system.

Lo and behold, they grew up and became inventors, building machines that eliminated half the industrial age jobs still lingering in post-computer America.

Perhaps the biggest obstacle to exporting e-sports to the West is a lingering belief that playing computer games is not a proper job an idea that would no doubt sound familiar to pioneers of professional sports from tennis to snooker.Related item: Sport for the wired generation.

The post-ness of a post-9/11 world did not really begin to emerge until we got far enough from the attack to see just how it is affecting the cultural and political systems that surround us, like the aftershock of an earthquake or a lingering virus in a computer network.

At home, they dwelt in a kinetic virtual world, e-mailing each other, lingering in chat rooms or playing computer games.

Economists believed January's overall sales were dampened mainly by two temporary factors: the bad weather and the lingering effects of the Year 2000 computer date changeover.

But they also encourage lingering, with dozens of fully functioning computers, iPods and iPhones for visitors to try — for hours on end.

Big Blue suffered from the lingering effects of the year-end decline in corporate spending on computers and computer services by companies focusing on the Year 2000 transition.

Instead of joyful evening reunions and lingering kisses with my husband, I remained at my computer when he got home, calling out a halfhearted hello.

As the Khuranas struggle to cope, Mansoor pursues computer programming, only to be stymied by his lingering wounds.