Sentence examples for pick technologies from inspiring English sources

Governments, for instance, should not pick technologies.

But subsidies tend to be inefficient because they require governments to pick technologies.

A carbon price or tax, which raises the cost of emitting carbon dioxide while leaving it up to the private sector to pick technologies, is the better approach.

Thus near all the economic work about what to do next insists that, again it will be cheaper, if we simply tax the emissions out of existence and just wait and see what the market comes up with as the solution rather than trying to pick technologies through the fog of uncertainty.

Meanwhile, the state's efforts to pick technology winners have been patchy.

"It avoids the issues of pork-barrel science, giving money to politically favored constituents, and it also avoids the pitfall of having the government try to pick technology winners and losers," he said.

This begs the question of why the U.S. government would attempt to pick technology winners by applying punitive tariffs against Chinese companies when what is needed is to encourage competition among all promising companies.

We Need More," by Daniel C. Esty and Michael E. Porter (Op-Ed, April 28), is a reasoned proposal to impose a financial cost on carbon use to achieve five things important to the nation: some measure of increased energy independence, innovation of new technologies, creation of new jobs, avoiding the government's trying to pick technology winners and raising money for the federal government.

It's like a door-to-door salesman guided by click and pick technology.

That is how our customers and I pick technology, and it is important that our product and technology teams never lose sight of that.

That way governments are not picking technologies that may or may not work.