Sentence examples for technologies at a time from inspiring English sources

It is one of the ironies of the current "energy crisis" that it has allowed the return of one of the most carbon-polluting technologies at a time when we are trying to tackle global warming.

Its goal is to speed up the adoption of greener technologies at a time when air traffic, which represents about 3 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions, is growing much faster than gains in efficiency.

The goal is to speed up the adoption of greener technologies at a time when air traffic, which represents about 3 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions, is growing much faster than gains in efficiency.

The cooperation between the companies is an example of how carmakers are trying to reduce the cost of developing new fuel-saving technologies at a time when the European car market is abysmal.

The goal, European officials have said, is to speed up the adoption of greener technologies at a time when air traffic, which represents about 3 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions, is growing much faster than gains in efficiency.

The Union's goal is to speed up the adoption of greener technologies at a time when air traffic represents about 3 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions and is growing much faster than gains in efficiency.

Sports leagues run the risk of obsolescence if they do not adapt to changing technology at a time when fans expect complete access to an event, Hill said.

The storied Philharmonic is flirting with modern technology at a time when classical music organizations are being pressured to become more user-friendly.

Carries as baggage: Being a registered lobbyist, currently for a health care company specializing in tissue regeneration technology, at a time when Mr. Obama has pledged to minimize the role of lobbyists in his administration.

Trained as an engineer, he was savvy about and comfortable with new technology at a time when those skills were becoming valued in security circles, and he rose quickly through the ranks.

(Introduction of Senator John Kerry at the 2004 Democratic National Convention) Carries as baggage: Being a registered lobbyist, currently for a health care company specializing in tissue regeneration technology, at a time when Mr. Obama has pledged to minimize the role of lobbyists in his administration.