Sentence examples for pursuing technology from inspiring English sources
Dr. Cantley said Agios was not pursuing technology from Dr. Thompson's former laboratory.
"In such times," he wrote, returns are driven by "bread-and-butter fundamental analysis," not by pursuing technology breakthroughs.
Leiweke works for Philip An schutz, a Denver billionaire, who is building an empire of movie theater chains and is pursuing technology to send movies digitally to theaters.
Technology will provide the infrastructure to build a better education system but we need to make sure that we are not pursuing technology for technology sake.
Ever since the founding of central corporate research groups a century ago by pioneers like General Electric and DuPont, companies have struggled to strike the right balance between research that is likely to provide short-term company benefits and pursuing technology that could radically change the competitive landscape down the road.
In a speech to scientists gathered at United Nations University, in Hiroshima, John Paul warned his audience to resist the "temptation" of pursuing technology for its own sake, "as if it were a matter of an independent reality... as if one should always do what is technically possible".
Participating health professionals are pursuing technologies to improve fertility options for cancer patients and helping those patients gain access to fertility help.
Private companies are feverishly pursuing technologies for using wood chips, wheat straw, waste plastic and even municipal garbage to make ethanol and other liquid vehicle fuels.
Other recent corporate venture investors include Paccar, a truck maker in Seattle, which is pursuing technologies that may improve its operations, and the WPP Group, the advertising holding company, which is financing new-media start-ups.
Finally, FOLC's insistence on pursuing technology-enhanced, democratized learning, as an educational ideal, is being put to the test.
Refineries are pursuing technologies that could reduce diesel output, particularly the inferior light cycle oil (LCO) fraction.
