Sentence examples for often technology from inspiring English sources

But often, technology spreads long before investigators know whether it is worthwhile.

As has happened so often, technology has outpaced the people who may benefit from it -- or be harmed by it.

The impediment at institutions like ours is often technology or lawyers, and in both cases, I found that wasn't really true here.

All too often technology companies are obsessed with the goal.

Every so often, technology reaches an inflection point where something else takes over, either because of physical limits of a particular technology, new developments in adjacent markets or because of a significantly changed pricing model.

All too often, technology precedes regulation by an enormous margin, which accounts for why compliance measures for companies holding credit card information took years to even develop, let alone implement.

The future looked bright... Screen violence, we might notice, has close affinities with the weapons business, and, to borrow an aging phrase from the nuclear-arms community, is often technology-led....O Mentions "Bullitt" (1968), which still has an unsurpassed car-chase, and "Schindler's List," which represents a retrogression in violence.

Engineering design processes are often technology-centred and have difficulties adequately integrating user behaviour in product design.

Some are employing innovative, cost-efficient and often technology-driven business models that put forward essential services to those who are short of access.

Rather than valuing local understandings, the emphasis is on providing support to the most vulnerable (most exposed, poorest communities) in the form of information or other kinds of external, often technology-based, expertise.

Screening and monitoring are often technology-dependent, as illustrated by the cardiotocographic machine required for the BPP, CST, and NST; and the use of video ultrasound machines for amniotic fluid assessment.