Sentence examples for technologically problematic from inspiring English sources

Orlistat is considered as a technologically problematic and unmanageable substance because of waxy nature, low melting point and low chemical stability.

The Marine Corps has wisely grounded its fleet of eight V-22 Ospreys after yet another of these politically resilient but technologically problematic aircraft crashed last week, in North Carolina, killing the four marines aboard.

In the administration, he helped remedy problems where public demand for a benefit or service overwhelmed the government staff and computer systems – on new G.I. Bill benefits and a Cash-for-Clunkers stimulus program in 2009, for example – but nothing so technologically problematic as the HealthCare.gov site.

Besides that, it's fiscally irresponsible and technologically problematic, according to a 2013 Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) report.

-Is technology inherently problematic?

It used to be essential to the way we related to the world but it has clearly become problematic in the technologically driven economy of modernity.

The use of ceramic coatings to improve mechanical, chemical, and biological properties of a large variety of materials including polymers and metals has often produced technologically attractive as well as problematic surfaces to study, because of their complicate morphology compared to smooth surfaces obtained, for example, by atomistic processes.

"Technologically? Certainly.

The technologically sophisticated.

It's not technologically complicated.

Technologically this is not difficult.