Sentence examples for technology raising from inspiring English sources

Sir Roy also advocates "deregulation of ticket office opening hours balanced by the introduction of modern technology", raising the prospect of more barriers and card machines at stations.

At the same time, rich-world firms have invested heavily in new technology, raising demand for skilled workers faster than schools could increase supply.

Since then, the three startups have been refining their technology, raising capital and very gradually bringing CO2 capture closer to a commercial reality.

Of the 44 investments that TINY had exited by the end of 2006, only six were focused on tiny technology, raising the question of whether the firm's past success will translate to profitable nanotech exits.

Furthermore, Evans significantly raised the license fees for his use of his patented technology, raising claims of extortion from those being asked to pay, and a great many cases ended up in court.

For example, accelerating the transfer of research findings into clinical practice is often based on incomplete evidence from selected groups of people, who experience a marginal benefit from an expensive technology, raising issues of the generalizability of the findings, and increasing problems with how many and who can afford the new innovations in care.

Dr. Douglass Carmichael told about an I.P.S. study of character types that technology raises to power.

"We know that new technology raises new concerns," he wrote in an e-mail.

The technology raises new privacy and security questions that regulators will have to grapple with.

Perhaps no area of DNA technology raises as many questions as medical DNA testing.

This technology raises some privacy issues, according to Mr. McClain and Mr. Finkel.