Sentence examples for technological illiteracy from inspiring English sources
That it was hard for many citizens to weigh the significance of these stories because they didn't understand the technology either; technological illiteracy cushioned the security services from deeper scrutiny, from greater public outrage.
But as the late senator Ted "Series of Tubes" Stevens learned, we will judge you harshly if you insist on technological illiteracy despite being elected to set federal laws that affect technology, privacy, labor, global competitiveness, immigration, appropriations and any other policy area that intersects with the digital economy, as is the case for many of the members of today's Luddite Caucus.
But there are still huge hurdles to overcome on the ground, from poor data quality to resistant governments to technological illiteracy about publishing or releasing data online.
SIDE NOTE: Yes, Democrats, when it comes to promulgating scientific and technological illiteracy, your recent history has been, by any comparative measure, superior.
Crippling technological illiteracy aside, Francis preached that the internet could help "build a society which is healthy and open to sharing," but these new technologies come with "great responsibilities," meaning he probably wants everyone to stop ghosting each other.
India and Pakistan were partitioned and given independence in 1947, after which there was remarkable improvement in scientific and technological education and research; illiteracy, however, remained high.
This study reveals that a number of unique socio-cultural and technological factors, such as mobile technology that is not adapted to culturally 'fit' with low resource settings, computer illiteracy, unreliable energy supplies and poor network coverage in rural areas, can hinder mobile IT implementation in developing regions.
In a modern world where economic life is increasingly based on technological change, decision-makers cannot afford the luxury of scientific illiteracy.
We live in an era of amazing technological advances while our citizens descend ever deeper into the abyss of scientific illiteracy.
Because of technological innovations, ICTs can reach out to poor and socially excluded rural women by crossing the barriers of infrastructural underdevelopment, illiteracy, and the many restrictions and inhibitions imposed by the rigid patriarchal regime [ 11].
