Sentence examples for technology lost from inspiring English sources

Even earlier, Sony's Betamax video technology lost out to the more open VHS system.

Thomas Edison and his direct current, or DC, technology lost the so-called War of the Currents to alternating current, or AC, in the 1890s after it became clear that AC was far more efficient at transmitting electricity over long distances.

All portfolios with considerable shares of the CCS technology lost approval, while all portfolios based on nuclear power and renewables increased their preferences.

Beccalli, a Fulbright Scholar who studied design and technology, lost herself in the "murmuring flock" and the structural beauty of nature.

Luckily, the most important battle in the surveillance wars was won years ago without anywhere near as much public scrutiny: the debate over whether to restrict encryption technology, lost by the Clinton administration in the late 1990s.

Using the startup's technology, Lost Decade is today releasing a full-featured version of Onslaught! for iOS, without having to rewrite the game.

Mid 1980s Sony's Betamax video recorder technology loses market share battle to VHS rival.

Indeed, the take rate for manual transmissions among buyers of sporty compact cars such as the Volkswagen GTI and Mazda MX-5 Miata has proven strong even as the technology loses favour elsewhere in the marketplace.

"Meanwhile, dwindling CD sales represents nothing more to me than an obsolete technology losing ground among consumers".

Elsewhere Imagination Technologies lost 22.5p to 538p after Berenberg Bank downgraded the chip designer from buy to hold.

If we do not acknowledge and take on board people's valid concerns, we risk seeing the potential benefits of these technologies lost under a mountain of fear and negative press.