Sentence examples for more technologically and from inspiring English sources

But as episodes like Ms. Nordberg's experience show, the criminals are trying just as hard to stay ahead, becoming more technologically and financially sophisticated and moving beyond garden-variety fraud like the misrepresentation and nondelivery of goods.

This paper reviews the current state of art of this promising technology and identifies the main technical challenges to overcome to make the URFC system more technologically and economically viable.

This is low compared to the more technologically and labour intensive treatment methods such as rubber recycling ($US310 in direct effects, and $US671 in direct and indirect effects of economic production per tonne treated), or electronic waste recycling ($US106 for direct effects, and $US230 in direct and indirect effects of economic production per tonne treated).

Thus, through territorial expansion, the Mongol Nation not only became an empire, but it also became more technologically and economically advanced.

Autologous tumor cell vaccines become a much more technologically and immunologically sound approach to cancer vaccines.

Recurve bows are relatively simple devices that rely on the athlete to supply the tension while pulling back an arrow, but the compound bow is more technologically advanced, and typically levers and pulleys help reduce the tension felt as the athlete goes to shoot.

Historically, religion, both ancient and modern, embraces both primitive religious practices and the aesthetically and symbolically refined worship of the more technologically progressive and literate human communities.

This approach shows promise for the development of novel vaccine and drug delivery systems, as well as for the design of more technologically robust and effective probiotic cultures with improved biotechnological and clinical applications.

"Toys have always harnessed new technology - because kids are getting more technologically savvy and literate".

I timed my visit to coincide with a gathering in Grand Forks of participants in the New Economy Initiative, an ambitious industrial-development strategy-in-the-making, orchestrated by a statewide coalition of chambers of commerce, whose goals include increasing and diversifying the population, enabling businesses to become more technologically sophisticated, and creating more high-paying jobs.

And it will get even easier as SMBs get more technologically savvy and tools become easier.