Sentence examples for tech might from inspiring English sources

Wearable tech might be the future, but it's not a future that anyone seems especially interested in.

But amid all the hoopla about what "wearable tech" might actually do for consumers, an equally important debate has emerged over what one might call "geek aesthetics".

In both development and gameplay, there's a sense of community as tangible and tactile as lugging around outdated, heavy, clunky 1980s tech might feel.

Tech might have to rummage for some rushing yardage and will probably not hold six opponents to 10 points or fewer, as it did a year ago.

The company's tech might be useful for today's connected cars.

"Some people think green tech might be the way that we're going to get it rolling again," he added.

They could argue that regulators thought Fortune Hi-Tech might be a pyramid scheme, even though the public did not flock to complain about it.

But the U.S., for all its high-tech might, lags other markets, thanks to interstate banking regulations, consumer reluctance and the lack of a single technical standard.

The direction of high-tech might be shifting gears in ways we are just beginning to understand as the development of "conducting polymers" moves forward into real products.

A tech billionaire might say that adventurousness is Gouzer's personal brand.

Imagine, though, what the tech landscape might look like if soft hues and girly aesthetics were championed, rather than ridiculed?