Sentence examples for sweeping technology from inspiring English sources
After being slapped with one of Acacia's lawsuits last year, Goldberg has since become one of its most outspoken opponents, and has helped to make Acacia a rallying cry for opponents of sweeping technology patents.
It also began a sweeping technology project in 2007 that will enable the public to track permits, the status of designation requests, violations and other data about the city's landmarks on its Web site.
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Sweeping technology-driven transformations are as much about disruption and dislocation as opportunity.
The current thinking, however, is that the labs can accomplish far more than was previously practical by piggybacking on some of the trends sweeping the technology industry.
The megadeals that are sweeping the technology and communications industries all confirm the notion that some slab of digital wizardry attached to a television will be at the heart of tomorrow's wired home.
To confuse matters more, some ticket-sweeping technology is now more advanced than bots and not yet criminalized, creating ambiguity in the definition of a tout.
To confuse matters more, some ticket-sweeping technology is now more advanced than bots and not yet criminalised, creating ambiguity in the definition of a tout.
These were caused not only by sweeping changes from technology and globalisation, which affect all countries, but also by America's habit of locking up large numbers of young black men, which drastically diminishes their future employment prospects.
Sammartino is brimming with excitement over the possibilities presented by the so-called fourth industrial revolution of new technologies sweeping the world and singles out 3D printing in particular as the "biggest opportunity for remote areas since continental drift".
He said that a proposal by the New York City Board of Education to build an Internet site that accepts corporate advertising, in exchange for computer equipment and services, deserves serious consideration as a means of introducing students from low-income families to the new technologies sweeping the country.
