Sentence examples for moved technology from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers have balked, and what might have been a team effort between the governor and the state's top tax collector, Comptroller Susan Combs, is complicated by an earlier skirmish over Amazon and Mr. Perry's veto of legislation that would have moved technology procurements into Ms. Combs's shop.

By adding humor, personality, and detail to stories about microchips and other ephemera, Wildstrom and his group of friends moved technology out of the dry halls of academia and into the real world.

Oxen, of course, are no longer the moving technology of choice.

Now the company uses the event to move technology from its research division into products.

As a young executive at Microsoft, Steven A. Ballmer helped topple older, slower-moving technology giants like the Digital Equipment Corporation, Wang and Novell.

Some commentators suggest that technology moves too quickly for government to effectively regulate, and that fast moving technology markets should simply be left to regulate themselves.

When the market opened yesterday, he said his expectations that Cisco would move technology stocks in general were validated.

The theory about the existence of a mutual dependence between them has been confirmed, which means that science moves technology and technology also influences scientific development.

He couched that point in a standard riff concerning the need to take risks to move technology forward.

"We're very excited to be moving technology forward in the city," she said.

Finding yourself in a mysterious forest, you will navigate your way through the game by controlling your character's hand using Playstation Move technology.