Sentence examples for more modern tools from inspiring English sources

"There are more modern tools for law enforcement," he said.

It's a project that allows White to utilise more modern tools than his Luddite White Stripes.

More modern tools — algorithms that could aggregate and weight polls, a sharper appreciation of the predictive value of demographics — made elections seem like long-term, tidal contests, and the daily theatre of spin and news cycles just a lot of noise.

BBC Click's Stephen Beckett spoke to Mr Fenderson about why he's chosen to use oscilloscopes over more modern tools.

More modern tools are needed to enable Firstline workers to effectively live and breathe with the data in real time.

This trend will increase greatly as more modern tools develop the range of plugins, software support and functionality that older tools currently support.

While the subject matter and texts are ancient, the teaching method involves a more modern tool -- nail polish.

rance is fielding almost 100,000 soldiers and police to protect the monthlong European soccer championship that begins on Friday, but in preparation for Euro 2016 the government has launched another, and thoroughly more modern, tool: a smartphone app to warn the public in case of an attack.

Digital technologies can also bring costs down, he says: "You can reduce the amount of effort required to clean and analyse data by using more modern digital tools to collect that data.

Others, meanwhile, use techniques from more modern psychological tools like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).

Today, more modern navigation tools such as radar, GPS, and lighted buoy s help ships navigate Ambrose Channel.