Sentence examples for persuade technology from inspiring English sources
The second approach is company-centred and aims to create incentives that will persuade technology entrepreneurs to carry out this mysterious activity called "innovation".
Online investment banks have tried to persuade technology companies to hire them for their expertise in distributing shares over the Internet and for the technological savvy of their customers.
As well as tinkering with the legal framework in which such businesses operate by creating updated "entrepreneur visas" to bypass ill-judged new immigration restrictions, for example the government has persuaded technology titans such as Google and Cisco to invest.
With a life-size synthetic cadaver as a prop, Sakezles persuaded technology entrepreneur Robert Herjavec to pay $3 million for a 25% stake in SynDaver Labs, a firm that Sakezles founded a decade ago to create realistic artificial tissues, organs, and whole bodies for surgical training and other purposes.
A delegation led by Mr. Marcus and Gov. Roy E. Barnes is heading to Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa and Yoknean next month to persuade Israeli technology companies to make Georgia their American home.
Designers cannot help but persuade, and technology is often used as smoke and mirrors to insert an empty dialogue.
One of the NSA's tactics has been to persuade leading technology companies, such as Microsoft and Google, to co-operate with the security services in providing access to user data.
Mr. Reiner and Mr. Apatow will try to persuade the technology-averse Mr. Brooks to join Twitter.
A consequence of these variations is that pharmaceutical companies are faced with different challenges in persuading health technology assessment (HTA) agencies in each country of the value of their product.
It could also be that they have more leverage to persuade their information technology departments to support Apple products.
RealNetworks is trying to strike a balance between opening up its technology to persuade others to participate and innovate and not losing control of the technology entirely, Mr. Glaser said.
