Sentence examples for technology that keeps from inspiring English sources
It's just the technology that keeps changing.
And you certainly won't save the NHS without investing in technology that keeps patients out of hospital.
Senior politicians have repeatedly stressed that they would look to strengthen powers of the country's spying agencies, and ban the technology that keeps them from snooping on communications.
Our bills are still calculated by using technology that keeps prices all but incomprehensible, leaving it all too easy for energy suppliers to confuse and mislead.
Cases of persistent vegetative state have become more common with the development of technology that keeps alive many people who would once have died.
Both administration officials and experts say that another factor slowing Iran's nuclear development is that it is working with older centrifuge technology that keeps breaking down.
What is really startling, for what was meant to be the official headquarters of the architectural avant-garde, is the lovingly recreated technology that kept the place humming.
Mr Barker in particular, a loser in two previous America's Cups, looked as if he was in a waking nightmare.So was it better sailing or better technology that kept the cup in Oracle's hands?
The same impressive technology that kept the yellow line on the field for the Super Bowl could keep the tangent on the curve and the satellite in its orbit for millions of science students.
There is a demoralizing beauty to the bombs made to kill millions in a flash, the rockets, airplanes, cruise missiles and submarines that deliver them, and the galaxies of technology that keep all this stuff menacingly alert.
In addition to the meal and the consultant expenses, the mother also, at the Jenny Craig Centre, purchased, for a hundred and ninety dollars, a specialized armband, enabled with Bluetooth wireless technology, that kept track of walking speed, heart rate, calories burned, calories in and out, metabolic something-or-other... it was all confusing.
