Sentence examples for technological amenities from inspiring English sources
EASING along the New York State Thruway in a Buick LaCrosse, I am enjoying the hushed cabin and technological amenities of an entry-level luxury car as I keep an eye out for diminutive gas hogs like the Honda Fit and the Mazda 2. Their owners clearly have no concern for the environment, and I am prepared to shoot them a disdainful glance.
Coupling the luxury of Audi with the technological amenities that are on display at SEMA is a strategic move that the company expects will generate dividends for years to come.
Small placards were scattered on walls throughout the house, and each displayed one of the listing's many technological amenities.
A nontraditional check-in experience In addition to fast, reliable and (perhaps most importantly) free Wi-Fi, some hotels are making strides to offer new technological amenities that can make business travelers' stays more productive and seamless.
As it stands, the city that wants to play host to thousands of technologists isn't very technological, and its amenities — aimed more at bachelorette parties than LAN parties — are insufficient and even dangerously lacking.
The technological emphasis shifted to faster operations, more amenities for passengers, larger and more specialized freight cars, safer and more sophisticated signaling and traffic-control systems, and new types of motive power.
It is a history of both continuities (quests for health, justice, environmental amenity) and discontinuities (in response to global technological, economic, and political change).
There's a learning curve to the access and use of crypto-markets on the deep web, and illegal migrants - who are often poor and lacking in access to modern amenities - generally aren't known for their technological skills. .
Other amenities included liveried servants, hydraulic elevators and telephone service, a technological marvel given that the city's first telephone exchange had started operating only two years before.
While the economy of rural areas has always been strongly dependent on natural resource exploitation, recent technological advancements in exploitation, loss of rural livelihood, and increased social demand for the amenity aspects of these resources have dramatically changed rural economies.
