Sentence examples for prospect of technology from inspiring English sources

Still, many firms are transfixed by the prospect of technology bringing in more and younger clients.

The Football Association FAA) this week raised the prospect of technology being brought in for the 2012-13 campaign.

The Economist, in a special report on the prospect of technology destroying jobs faster than it creates them, describes this as: "Wealth without workers, workers without wealth".

Like other consumer goods makers, the company has watched investors' money flee to the dazzling prospects of technology stocks.

In assessing the long-term prospects of technology firms, the key issue is how vulnerable they are to such waves of creative destruction.

Credit or discredit also belongs to those energetic folks who hype the prospects of technology stocks on the Internet.

Lately I have been surveying the prospects of technology innovation in the Middle East & North African (MENA) region.

But it also reminds us that the seemingly endless prospects of technology should not be attributed magical abilities, or it will eventually leave us with mindcuffs.

Finally, the existing problems with the FMM technology are discussed, and prospect of FMM technology and equipment applied in Chinese coal mines is put forward.

"We're very confident that they'll see the prospect of this technology, and we really want to work with them to grow".

There, utility investors concluded it was cheaper just to pay a provincial carbon levy of C$15 a tonne than to install equipment to capture the emissions.There seems little prospect of the technology spreading to other parts of Canada.