Sentence examples for painful technology from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, less painful technology is being used to catch the eye of sports fans.

For typing, it has already proven a painful technology to use — so we have an accessory, not unlike the stylus we have mocked, for this basic act of computing.

There needs to be a focused effort on finding ways to help those who want to be biological parents to do so before they have to resort to painful technologies like IVF.

But this simple requirement runs counter to an endemic medical culture that keeps prognoses secret and imposes painful, intensive technology on uninformed, dying patients.

Those that haven't either gone out of business or been acquired are rearranging the deck chairs in an attempt to withstand a painful slowdown in technology spending.

The move may give Meg Whitman, H.P.'s chief executive, a little more breathing room in her long and painful effort to turn the technology giant around.

"This is potentially going to be quite painful," said James Lyne, director of technology strategy at the security firm.

To evaluate the impact of assisted reproduction technology (ART) on painful symptoms and quality of life (QoL) in women who have endometriosis as compared with disease-free women.

In the best of circumstances, most breakthrough technologies go through painful, often painfully expensive, learning curves before they reach fruition.

But after the technology crash and the painful bear market that followed, a growing number of economists began to dispute that approach.

Compensation experts say employees and employers have learned from the painful stock losses by employees at technology firms and companies like Enron and WorldCom.