Sentence examples for technologies mean from inspiring English sources

Different and incompatible technologies mean that one maker's glasses, for example, cannot be used on another's television model.

New technologies mean that states can craft their programs to help specifically the most vulnerable populations, and that they can do so efficiently.

Smart home technologies mean your heating comes on at the right time, you can manage your lights from a smartphone, and your dishwasher sends you text messages.

At work, new technologies mean that many people now spend most of their time operating as individual units rather than as members of a team.

New technologies mean that many white-collar employees are taking their work, or work worries, home with them, making a mockery of the 35-hour week.

That undermines the struggle by users of the 200-odd sign languages to be recognised as linguistic minorities.New technologies mean more worries for deaf activists.

Others in the automotive industry are working on sensor technologies meant to detect vehicles from all angles.

And the power of new technologies means that there are fewer and fewer technical constraints on what we can do.

However, Deloitte said innovative technologies meant developments previously not considered economically viable, were now beginning to provide real prospects.

Marketing automation involves using software and technologies meant for marketing.

I'm not a troglodyte, but I think the very technologies meant to enhance communication are paradoxically diminishing real interaction.