Sentence examples for technologies tend from inspiring English sources
"Older technologies tend to be safer than newer technologies.
"Wireless technologies tend to last for five," observes Mr Wallbridge.
NEW VOTING TECHNOLOGIES tend to emerge out of crises of confidence.
TECHNOLOGIES tend to be global, both by nature and by name.
Modern, digital storage technologies tend to come and go: just think of the fate of the laser disc, for example.
The PC's versatility means it will still be the platform on which new technologies tend to appear first.
Like a Kickstarter campaign, Apple's embrace of technologies tends to be an all-or-nothing affair.
Ironically, critics of the harmful effects of technology tend to reinforce the strong claims of technological determinism.
For some reason, popular waves of computer technology tend to be personified.
Aging baby boomers, accustomed to personal choice and to technology, tend to want a say in their treatment decisions.
Successful importers of technology tend to be close to big markets or on principal sea routes or both.
