Sentence examples for technological whim from inspiring English sources
So if America is to go ahead with them, it should proceed cautiously, in co-operation with others, not just on a technological whim and a timetable set by its election calendar.America's Democrats and Republicans need to agree that such a controversial decision should be for a new president to make.
The likes of Cisco and Intel were not frothy dotcoms; they were the engines of the "new economy", turning to the beat of a technological revolution, not consumer whim.
But I'm also trying to suggest that we are not as powerless as we think we don't have to just accept these kinds of changes and be subordinate to the whims of the market, or technological change, or our own laziness.
It's a technological near-future in which humanity lives at the whim of the minority who understand the gadgets that rule our world.
Our technological society, for all of its advances, is still susceptible to the whims of our closest star.
The book contains numerous humorous anecdotes of government regulations that make no economic or technological sense, but rather reflect either political power of interested parties or the whims of the regulator of the moment.
Rather than erecting thickets of oil wells they erected gantry cranes, factories, airports, shopping malls, and skyscrapers; rather than surviving off the whims of the global energy market, they gunned for tourism, FDI, technological innovation, logistics, real estate, and financial services; rather than trying to build their economy from the inside out, they invited the outside world to come in.
Craigslist, myRedBook or Rentboy weren't perfect: they all required us to be able to pay upfront capital costs and have some technological capacity; many escorts had to contend with price differentials subject to the racialized and ableist whims of a discriminatory consumer market.
