Sentence examples for technology tough from inspiring English sources

"It demonstrates that with new technology, tough regulations and common-sense management, we can protect wildlife and produce energy," Mr. Pfeifle said.

The newest Pathfinder features Casio's innovative self-charging, self-adjusting technology, tough solar power and Waveceptor Multi-Band 6 Atomic Timekeeping Technology, alleviating concerns about changing the time for daylight saving time or leap years.

Improved technology, tougher laws and less driving by young people have all led to safer streets and highways.

ReprintsOn the border issue, there has been some success: more border guards, smarter technology, tougher requirements on employers to verify the legality of their workforce plus (unfortunately) the recession have halved the numbers caught crossing over the past five years.

But there is a renewed official interest in the technology as tough European targets on waste disposal begin to bite.

Under Mr. Obama, Mr. Stevens said, the United States has spent billions of dollars on clean-energy technology, imposed tough new emissions standards for cars and trucks and taken the lead in international talks on climate change.

Conventional wisdom can take over again: job growth lagged behind the recovery because of high productivity growth, fueled by years of investment in information technology, and tough international competition, which forced employers to keep a lid on costs.

It is only a matter of time before the Obama administration announces that, thanks to ingenious new technology and tough new regulations, it is now perfectly safe to drill in the deep sea, even in the Arctic, where an under-ice clean up would be infinitely more complex than the one underway in the Gulf.

There are other less expensive options on the market, but do your research: Tech experts say that true noise-canceling technology is tough to create in an inexpensive way, so be sure you're investing in something that works if that's the route you want to take.

It is arguably technology's toughest design challenge.

But mobile device technology was tougher to deal with, hence the delay.