Sentence examples for technologically left from inspiring English sources

The happy news is that it has been done just about right, which means conceptually and technologically left alone.

On the film's ability to keep an old brand fresh, Stephen Holden wrote in The Times, "The happy news is that it has been done just about right, which means conceptually and technologically left alone".

(Dargis) ★ 'The Muppets' (PG, 1 38) The cheery news is that Disney's smiley-faced reboot of a beloved franchise has been done just about right, which means it was conceptually and technologically left alone with its endearing quirks intact.

"The happy news is that it has been done just about right, which means conceptually and technologically left alone," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times about this musical comedy, directed by James Bobin, written by Nicholas Stoller and Mr. Segel, and featuring songs like "Rainbow Connection" and "Smells Like Teen Spirit".

Yet they also retarded technological development, leaving Malaysia mired in mediocrity: neither price competitive with China nor technologically competitive with Singapore, the East Asian NICs, or the OECD countries.

He repeated that we were destroying the future for our children, destroying the planet, and bringing about destruction which in Buddhist teachings is usually left to unkind, technologically advanced aliens travelling to Earth to bring about the Shambalic ending of this world.

Many struggling regions across the world are increasingly feeling left behind both economically and technologically.

I put stock in the fact that Apple hasn't left one of its Macintosh users technologically obsolete for 11 years now.

Accordingly, the rich can make progress intellectually, materially, technologically, etc., while the poor are thought to be left behind largely due to their own actions.

You never saw aliens in the film, but they left simple looking objects, the monoliths, so technologically advanced while assisting in man's destiny, yet needing no upgrade for millions of years!

I even found a couple pictures on the Web of a '64 Pontiac Bonneville that had been abandoned to the ravages of the ocean only nine years after it left the dealer's lot (note how well the technologically supreme Morrokide stood up to decades of sand and salt).