Sentence examples for technological harm from inspiring English sources

But we think there's a flip side to the story of technological harm.

Burma has witnessed a boom in smartphone and social media use, prompting the democracy campaigner to warn technological advances are harming education.

But do these technological advances risk harming broadcasting?

The moral of the story seemed to be that, despite technological changes that could harm a candymaker wouldn't it be cheaper and easier to 3-D-print a generic candy bar?—the company would remain relevant far into the future.

But as technology companies and industry analysts see it, the labels' conservatism in striking deals that involve their licenses hinders technological development and ultimately harms the marketplace by reducing consumer choice.

Pursuing those plans will require proving that bundling creates a real technological benefit greater than any harm to the market.

"That's the good news: Even if we cannot reverse the damage that we've already caused, we have the means – the scientific imagination and technological innovation – to avoid irreparable harm," he continued.

When dealing with unstable patients, a bad technological performance may cause a patient harm, while low tidal volume (VT) and high positive expiratory pressure (PEEP) are key points for protective ventilation [1, 2].

Digital learning holds promise for our students, but in many ways it will be doing harm if problems of technological access aren't solved.

The argument from protestors against the use of cameras is that the police are there to protect civilians, and shouldn't need technological deterrents to stop them from causing harm.

This further attention is justified not least by the tendency to define technological opportunities more clearly for certain stakeholders, while harms remain speculative and farther away, concerning 'as yet anonymous, collective stakeholders' (Swierstra & Rip, 2007).