Sentence examples for technologies with which from inspiring English sources

Americans, Indians, Chinese, Africans, we all want more — more comfort in our homes, more mobility in our lives, more technologies with which to innovate.

Possibly the greatest legalistic challenges are the situations thrown up by technologies with which the law simply hasn't kept pace, whether that's freedom of speech on Twitter, or freedom from surveillance by NSA or GCHQ.

By the late 1970s not even cult endorsement by bands such as the Ramones or the Clash could help the pared-back Converse brand compete with the souped-up styles and new trainer technologies with which Nike and Reebok were dominating the market.

In fact students are just like the rest of us, making regular use of technologies with which they are comfortable and not engaging with others at all, or making personal use of technology without necessarily understanding how it might be used professionally.

Students will generally be more able to use technologies with which they are familiar.

MELiSSA's politics of anticipation are paradoxical, promising technologies with which to escape from the Earth and through which it may be sustained.

It is worlds apart from the technology with which BAE is normally associated.

Sixteen "slender, almost whiplike tentacles" operate the sophisticated technology with which they mercilessly conquer the human race.

The next film technology with which Pixar is leading the way is 3D, which has seen a huge resurgence in the past 18 months.

Although the answer to the question remains a mystery, a clue may be found in the technology with which the teenagers of Generation Y have grown up.

As for Global Positioning System technology, with which a new generation of watches and pagers is being equipped, it is notoriously ineffective at penetrating buildings.