Sentence examples for technologically primitive from inspiring English sources

While terrorism is murderous, it mostly remains technologically primitive.

Though their lives are technologically primitive, their behaviour is uncannily similar to our own.

Touches of old-fashioned ornamentation have been added to Strawson's straightforward lines to emphasize how technologically primitive she is.

Nassau remains technologically primitive; many county workers have no e-mail or voice mail and Nassau is just now doing its first property tax reassessment in 70 years.

In contrast, many other Web sites sponsored by Islamic extremists in those days were technologically primitive and often published in Arabic, limiting their audience.

Anthropology, however, has tended to be chiefly concerned with nonliterate and technologically primitive cultures and thus has stressed a certain range of techniques, such as the use of participant observation.

Yet, many consumers still gladly opt for the cultural cachet of technologically more primitive goods.

In other words, we haven't seen signs of extraterrestrial life because alien civilizations that did exist are now gone ― and, presumably, alien civilizations that might exist now are too primitive technologically to have made their presence known to us.

He has translated those ideals from a technologically vastly more primitive time into a cry for freedom in the age of an Internet that contains both the seeds of human liberty in an increasingly informed and cosmopolitan public and its opposite, in the wired world's capacity to totally obliterate the right to personal privacy that is the essential oxygen of a free society.

Comcast, the most technologically advanced of the primitive cable-box proprietors, wants more leverage.

His undertaking, technologically awesome given the primitive equipment he was working with, seems to have been entirely self-assigned.