Sentence examples for takes technology from inspiring English sources
Kelly takes technology in its broadest sense to include all invention, including language and culture.
"If it takes a village to raise a child," he said, "it now takes technology to connect that village".
And population stabilisation will not be achieved if, for want of resources, girls are not educated and contraceptives are unavailable.Mr Mulligan continues:This statement takes technology for granted, yet technology itself depends on population.Especially important among the sources of technical progress — discoveries — are trial and error, and incentives.
The reason it takes technology 15 or 20 years to come in is because 15 years is the time it takes a kid who saw it when he was young to become a functioning adult".If at first you don't succeed…Which brings him back to FIRST, the invention of which Mr Kamen is most proud.
Hatch takes technology that may be a decade old, and turns it into something that meets consumer expectations for mobile products.
The new service takes technology developed by Tagworld and Viacom's existing Flux brand and creates distinct social network properties for each of the brands (some are launching now, hundreds are launching throughout the rest of the year).
Private industry routinely takes technologies pioneered by the government and turns them into cheap, reliable and robust industries.
We have to take technology into politics".
"We take technology as our friend," he said.
After the 1983 bubble, it took technology eight years to come back.
