Sentence examples for rise technical from inspiring English sources

Mobile valuations will continue to rise, technical and design talent will continue to shift over to the mobile platform, more and more apps will build native messaging backbones into their products, and the competition for a mobile user's attention and credit card will get even more intense.

Liver enzyme activity showed some improvement, but the bilirubin level continued to rise (Technical Appendix Figure, panel B).

Dr. Shimberg served in the United States Army Air Forces from 1942 to 1946, rising to technical sergeant.

After a sell-off earlier in the week, natural gas prices rose on technical buying, traders said.

Since 1975, he has risen from technical director for FIFA to general secretary to president in 1998.

But the allegations cast new doubt on the Osprey program, which has been beset by rising costs, technical problems and four crashes, including two last year in which 23 marines died.

The forces responsible for rising inequality — technical progress, globalization, the decline of labor unions and a broader attack on workers' rights, a culture of overcompensation on Wall Street and many corporate boards — are largely beyond the purview of any mayor, a fact that de Blasio has lately been acknowledging.

These consistent trends illustrate URSA's potential to detect cell-type-specific signals across microarray platforms rising above technical biases and even substantial gene coverage differences.

— Nick Wingfield The Rise of the Technical Venture Capitalist.

Shoenberg saw the need to establish a system that would endure for many years, since any subsequent changes in basic standards could give rise to severe technical and economic problems.

This, he said, explained the rise in ransomware, technical support scams and attacks on computers at checkout points in shops.