Sentence examples for technology to choose from inspiring English sources

The agency has made no decisions on whose technology to choose.

In fact, subscriptions attributable to TheBlaze outpaced our projections by 80 percent, proving that Dish is giving customers what they want with a choice in programming, not to mention the technology to choose how to watch it".

By allowing counties that can afford more expensive touch-screen technology to choose that system over less reliable optical scanners, the measure raises questions of equal protection under the Supreme Court's decision in Bush v. Gore that cited disparities in counting methods.

With all of this new technology to choose from, what does Roddick think is the coolest piece of tennis gear?

StackShare increasingly wants to be the place where engineers go to get actionable advice about what technology to choose when those sorts of research questions come up.

While the 2002 Help America Vote Act appropriated billions of dollars to states to replace their punch-card- and lever-based voting machines with electronic ones, it didn't do much to give them better electronic technology to choose from.

Beyond computing, there is an enormous range of other technologies to choose for campus life.

Governments and airlines seeking to reduce the threat of airplane hijackings by terrorists have a wide range of security technologies to choose from.

This provides leeway to argue that parents do no wrong when they refuse prenatal testing/selective abortion or PGD/selective implantation, or even make use of these technologies to choose children who, like themselves, will have congenital deafness or dwarfism.[49] People frequently express fears about genetic discrimination resulting from genetic testing made possible by the HGP.

There are 60 different cap styles/colors and 12 different LED technologies to choose from, so you're guaranteed to find one that suits you, hands(free) down. .

On the one hand people who are increasingly autonomous — linked globally through technology, able to choose their own real or virtual gated communities, outstripping controls and taxes in their frenzied networking — feel contemptuous of the government and the state.