Sentence examples for technology commands from inspiring English sources

As technology commands an increasingly large share of the economy, it makes sense for the firm to raise more cash because there are simply more opportunities to deploy it, according to Parekh.

Stand-alone telecom-gear makers, especially those with great technology, command far higher valuations than carriers.

Today TI is the world leader in DSP technology, commanding 47% of the market.

Stand-alone makers of telecom gear, especially those with great technology, command far higher valuations than carriers.

His pronouncements about the future of radio communications, universal energy and robot technologies commanded front page news but with successive wars and the Great Depression his utopian dreams drew ever further from reality.

But for all the technology she commands, Ms. Patel has held fast to her Hindu faith, guided by respect and intuition.

Wireless is gaining ground slowly, but the technology that commands the least respect is satellite.

This issue gains importance because drivers between the ages of 55 and 64 years are the most likely to purchase new vehicles equipped with voice-command technology to control infotainment and other vehicle functions (Sivak, 2013).

Especially for NATO members hailing from Central Europe, sharing privileged technology or command authority with Russia is tantamount to letting the fox in the hen-house.

"It's important to have a work force with the right skills, the ones that meet the standards that information technology companies command," Mr. Lukken said.

After he became chief executive in 2003, Mr. Palmisano began a campaign to change the profile of I.B.M. toward businesses requiring specialized skills and advanced technology, thus commanding higher profit margins.