Sentence examples for technological bump from inspiring English sources
Some kind of technological bump rousted Al Gore from his sleep at 3 A.M. one night.
We could undercut conservation if the public (including members of Congress) is led to believe that extinction is only temporary, a technological bump in the road – nothing to worry about.
The conservation movement has based much of its appeal on the power of the idea that "extinction is forever". We could undercut conservation if the public (including members of Congress) is led to believe that extinction is only temporary, a technological bump in the road – nothing to worry about.
But bottlenecks and political setbacks, not to mention technological glitches, will create many bumps in the road ahead.
He has bumped up against technological hurdles, privacy concerns and the entrenched culture of secrecy that has flourished for decades in Washington and culminated under his predecessor, President George W. Bush.
PAGE 16 WASHINGTON SECRECY DIES HARD In trying to fullfill an ambitious pledge to make government more transparent, President Obama has bumped up against technological hurdles, privacy concerns and an entrenched culture of secrecy that flourished for decades in Washington and culminated under his predecessor, President George W. Bush.
If we are to see its potential realized, then the web must reach more people and be freed of the constant peril of bumping up against its own technological limitations -- the only real threat to its capacity to effect change.
Since 1970, however, the observed rate of technological advancement has slowed sharply, despite the temporary bump from the internet:I've been thinking about this after recently reading Robert Gordon's newest paper (via Alphaville).
In the cab atop Teterboro Airport's seven-story tower, air traffic controllers operate an array of sophisticated technological equipment in a space so small they often bump elbows as they work.
It sparkles from a world-beating technological breakthrough, then shatters when its market hits a bump.
