Sentence examples for tech prowess from inspiring English sources

The mixture of public anonymity and tech prowess has put such sites on the defensive as they attempt to combat spam and uncouth behaviour.

Cumberbatch responded to the tag bashfully, as he also did to questions about his own tech prowess (there are multiple scenes of complex coding).

The company has been rapidly building up its tech prowess, and it has committed to investing an additional $2 billion over the next two years.

Hansson also attributes Sweden's tech prowess to a surprising source.

Google's chairman Eric Schmidt spoke highly of Kenya's tech prowess during a recent visit.

It sounds like LG actually intends to mass-produce these rather than just using it as a demo to show off their tech prowess.

In March Mr Naidu was showing off his state's high-tech prowess to President Bill Clinton.

For someone who was dogged for decades by a reputation for vanity and back-room dealing, Mr. Peres ended his years in public office as a remarkably beloved figure, a founding pioneer who set an example for forward thinking by promoting the country's high-tech prowess and cultural reach.

A "coalition of like-minded but separate groups" despite its name, which in Arabic means "the base," Al Qaeda is a diffuse target, and one that has thus far been fairly resistant to America's high-tech, electronic surveillance prowess, he says.

Kutcher went on to star in a variety of box office hits on the big screen, including "What Happens In Vegas" with Cameron Diaz, "The Guardian" with Kevin Costner, "Valentine's Day," "No Strings Attached" with Natalie Portman and the cult hit "Dude, Where's My Car?" Kutcher has long been recognized for his tech investments and social media prowess, beginning with Twitter.

One problem with that argument is that, thanks to the bio-tech industry's own lobbying prowess, there is no federal regulation on labeling, only an informal ruling, and therefore nothing to pre-empt.