Sentence examples for merely technological from inspiring English sources

While Japanese firms led the way in terms of both technology and market share during the 1990s, they then evolved to become merely technological leaders from 2000 onwards.

Nor was the utopianism merely technological, or callow.

"I think they look at these objects as works of art rather than merely technological wonders," he said of the owners.

"Ultimately this is about democratising access to health care around the world," says Peter Diamandis, the head of the X Prize Foundation.But the obstacles to building a medical tricorder are not merely technological.

But technological smartness can be.

To Azoulay, who was born in Tel Aviv and educated in Israel and France, the invention of the camera was not merely a technological leap, the introduction of a new machine.

But what if inequality results not from (or not merely from) technological shifts that increase the importance of higher education, but instead from a reduction in the supply of highly-educated workers?

"Merely transplanting technological solutions from the developed world … can lead to a mismatch," says Rajendra Pachauri, director general of Teri, who is also the chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

Ten years ago, this presumed equality between the two was a fact of life that seemed unalterable; today, it's merely a technological imperfection that could be easily corrected with a smartphone.

Researchers should not assume that the storage of sequences is merely a technological or pragmatic necessity devoid of ethical obligations.

The information obtained may also help safeguard the patients' health and emphasise nursing issues and not merely the technological aspects of the procedures.