Sentence examples for moment technology from inspiring English sources

For a moment, technology turned the natural disaster into a human catastrophe.

With such a person, we often feel "secondary," that as a non-digital living person standing right next to him or her, we may be nice to interact with at times yet we know that the person can (and often will) ditch us any moment technology "calls".

For all of its up-to-the-moment technology (carbon-ceramic brakes, carbon-fiber hood, a 1,000-watt 1,000-wattfsen sound system) in terms of layout the car is something of a throwBang.

His fifth book is full of giddyness and grumpiness, celebrating the moments technology brings people together and questioning the barriers it places between them.

Although it's going to take a lot more to make a dent in our culture's lack of in-person moments, technology might bring individuals into more intimate moments for the first time, as shown by the man with MS -- and I think that's a silver lining we can all get behind.

The Mustang's Duratec may not be equipped with of-the-moment technologies like direct injection (in contrast to the V-6 of its archrival, the Chevrolet Camaro), but the engine's variable camshaft timing system is very effective.

Blocking access to the immediate cultural past with a battery of legal and technological barriers, they claim, will crush creativity just at the moment when technology has given the tools for creativity to hundreds of millions of people.

And then, as if to confirm that an era had ended, the nation's seventh-largest company, one that had reinvented itself using the tools of the moment -- technology, faith in markets, canny lobbying and an ability to exploit deregulation to create new businesses -- went poof.

At the moment the technology tends to be proprietary and application-specific.

It was a breakthrough moment in technology and in the way we communicate.

We're in a very interesting, in-between moment in technology.