Sentence examples for tech culturally from inspiring English sources

Then there are the political and ethical sensitivities to navigate – how much data transparency and protection is required, and how do you make tech culturally appropriate?

TO Internet merchants in the United States, Canada once looked like a great market — tech savvy, culturally similar and geographically close.

Ms. Palin's more recent incarnation as a high-tech warrior for the culturally oppressed — the Twitter and Facebook diatribes on mosque-building and state-sanctioned prayer and all of that — took shape mostly after she internalized the anger of her disenchanted audience.

But unless you earned it from a high tech start-up, you're culturally loath to give it out to a guy you don't know with an unproven idea.

But, boot-strapping is a culturally accepted way of doing tech start-ups because so much technology needs to be shared and there is very little economic incentive to reinvent the wheel.

It will be interesting to watch politics increasingly cater to tech-types, people who often are wholly culturally diametrically bass ackwards compared to DC denizens.

I think we want both, and in a world of infinite capacity the tech companies that can design both intuitive and culturally resonant experiences will be rewarded.

For younger, more extroverted tech workers, living in San Francisco offers a much more culturally rich experience than the hollow hills and office parks of the South Bay.

Democrats have recently done well there because northern Virginia has become increasingly moderate, suburban, and high-tech; the Party still falls short with rural and culturally conservative voters.

(There are tech companies like WordPress that are known for being very culturally supportive remote or nomadic work).

Then again, a lot of tech workers were antisocial, and the information economy embraced millions of skilled, culturally literate, freelance oddballs.