Sentence examples for technological pressure from inspiring English sources
Part of the plan is for newspapers, which are technologically challenged, to put "technological pressure" on the technology giants.
And so, by a mixture of deliberation and technological pressure, the system is starting to change.
So technological pressure herds us towards VoIP; we'll have to encrypt it.
In order to seek compensation from Google, the API suggests that news organizations should put legal, political, business and technological pressure on Google, and other "powerful players" in the digital space including MSFT, Yahoo, AOL, and Facebook.
However, the pursuit of simplicity may filter out details, once deemed irrelevant, which may later reassert their significance under either technological pressure or more careful scrutiny, in which case the inadequacy of the model cripples the validity of the derived results.
The board had originally charged that Ms. Sullivan was not handling the escalating financial and technological pressures facing colleges rapidly enough.
— Facing a torrent of criticism, the University of Virginia trustees made a stunning turnabout on Tuesday, voting unanimously to reinstate the president they had forced to resign over concerns that the university was not adapting fast enough to financial and technological pressures.
The role of imaging within the health care environment is, however, also buffeted by the complex, sometimes competing, interactions of external social, political, economic, and technological pressures at the national, regional, and local levels.
Universities are incessantly involved in kluging as they respond to new economic, demographic, political and technological pressures.
Given current turbulence of the global market, together with constant technological developments, pressure for modern organisations to innovate their systems is constantly increasing.
Why? Technological advances, pressures to keep growing and monetize, generational differences are among the reasons, he told me.
