Sentence examples for propel technology from inspiring English sources

The personal computer industry, whose double-digit growth helped propel technology stocks for years, finally faces stiff competition -- from personal computers.

James L. Connaughton, the chairman of the White House environment office, said the agreement validated President Bush's longstanding approach to the climate issue — rejecting top-down caps on emissions in favor of voluntary initiatives that propel technology improvements, and recognizing that a shift from growth to reduction in greenhouse gases will take time.

Because fuel cell technology by nature is multidisciplinary, those skilled in chemistry and physics as well as in chemical, electrical, and mechanical engineering will continue to be sought after by government and corporate organizations propelling technology development (see sidebar).

You only have to look as far as: Eric Goldstein, Amplify;  Dennis Crowley,Foursquare; and Mike and Tom Oristian, LucyPhone to get an understanding of how their innovation has propelled technology.

Don't be surprised if Chinese solar companies try to pursue a similar path, which could benefit American consumers of solar power if it helps propel the technology beyond its current niche status.

Watts credits their location for playing a major role: "We're lucky to be in London where we've got access to such clever people in the sectors that propel us, technology, retail and fashion".

Apple's forthcoming HomeKit looks promising – but the extent to which Samsung's CEO has committed to "openness" off the back of its multi-lingual SmartThings acquisition suggests the kind of commonality that is needed to propel the technology beyond hype is just around the corner.

But it's already made a number of moves to propel its technology.

The thought is that to propel wireless technology from limited spectrum awareness toward valuable user awareness, an architecture is needed.

Performing such a rigorous and complete economical analysis would, for instance, enable governments to design better incentive schemes and propel such technology in real life usage.

Some researchers have proposed a moratorium on CRISPR until more guidelines become clear while others call for developing safer and more ethical methods to propel the technology forward.