Sentence examples for technological weakness from inspiring English sources

For once, a know technological weakness becomes an advantage.

The F.B.I.'s technological weakness also hinders its ability to solve crimes.

And on Thursday, MoneySavingExpert.com website warned that a "little-known technological weakness" in the way contactless works means bank cards that have been cancelled after being stolen, can be used to make fraudulent purchases months later.

This shakes out in the following way: Those who believe in Bitcoin have continued to do so — just not on Mt.Gox, really — even in the face of public shaming through potential technological weakness, and the effective death of Mt.Gox itself, a once high-flying member of the larger Bitcoin fabric; who will trust it now?

This agency has sometimes interpreted its function as being to detect technological weaknesses in American science and to attempt to remedy them.

When it receives the right radio signal, from, say, a mobile-phone network, aircraft or satellite, the device may blow up, shut down, or work differently.Old-fashioned spying can reveal technological weaknesses too.

When technological weaknesses are in place on our computers and systems, not only can the state use them, but so can criminals and other governments.

But if we used the same kind of innovative creativity that our Framers used in crafting our government, we could craft creative balances between technological capabilities and human weakness.

But in letters addressed to President Jacques Chirac and his interior minister, Nicolas Sarkozy, A.Z.F. said it was suspending its activities to overcome "technological, logistic and other weaknesses".

In spite of their success, SMEs show several weaknesses in technological development.

Their predations have in the past exposed, and will continue in the future to expose, the weaknesses of our technological infrastructure.