Sentence examples for technology being brought from inspiring English sources

So, to see this technology being brought together in the E-ELT, with European leadership, is simply wonderful".

The Football Association FAA) this week raised the prospect of technology being brought in for the 2012-13 campaign.

David Rocah, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland, described them as the latest example of battlefield technology being brought home for domestic use.

Wouldn't it be great if the same technology was brought in for a multichannel Slow TV extravaganza?

The role and significance of this technology is brought out in the context of the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM) in order to achieve grid-connected solar power.

Whenever a new technology is brought before the public in a very impressive way, there is always a rush to invest in it, to get on the bandwagon.

Current transitions in the global chemical and petrochemical industries provide a unique opportunity to reduce the energy and emissions footprint per unit of production as more efficient technology is brought on-line.

Or can private management skills and technology be brought in? "It's a remarkable accomplishment to even take that position, regardless of how the multiple service contracts come out.

It accepts the need for change as new sorting technology is brought in to counter the threat of competition, but argues that Royal Mail management ignores its wishes when implementing new working practices.

These striking examples of next-generation technology are brought to you by an unlikely sponsor, a small private communications carrier run by a former executive of Qwest Communications International and based in Hackensack, N.J.

The potential value of such technology was brought into stark relief last week when a computer hacker stole data belonging to the social media company Twitter and e-mailed it to Web publishing companies in the United States and France.