Sentence examples for technologically backwards from inspiring English sources

With the savagery of Islamist rhetoric and action, it is easy to imagine that they live in world that is more medieval, more morally rigid, and more technologically backwards than ours.

Zenefits fired back in a letter dated December 15 that this ruling could make the state of Utah seem technologically backwards.

I'm unsure how deep demand is for cloud computing in the government, an infamously technologically backwards group, but we'll find out.

The major problem is that its being spearheaded by a greedy, litigious, technologically backwards industry that, given its reputation, would likely never open its product up for ubiquitous consumption for anything less than a king's ransom.

A little technologically backward?

"It is the only example I can think of of moving backwards technologically," said Mr. Schreyer of Chadbourne & Parke.

If we can figure out a way to make it OK to step backwards technologically, and trade back some of that freedom for some of our privacy, maybe that could be a step-forward.

Though cartridges felt like a distinct step backwards technologically, the superior grunt of the N64 itself, plus the revolutionary controller's analogue input, meant there were N64 games that simply could not exist on PlayStation.

Technology never moves backwards.

A Britain no longer looking backwards, its mindset one of managed decline, but a Britain rising in confidence as it equips itself technologically and educationally for the future.

The technologically sophisticated.