Sentence examples for technology troubles from inspiring English sources

The story of the shoe scanner is the most obvious recent indication of the program's technology troubles.

Thomas Galvin, a Credit Suisse analyst, described the technology troubles as "the cockroach theory -- where there is one, there is going to be a whole lot of them".

Mr. Feld was almost 50 when he left his job as chief information officer at Frito-Lay for technology trouble-shooting.

Moreover, he says, unlike many upstart technologies troubled by poor accuracy or limited to very short DNA fragments, the new chip sequences DNA with nearly the same fidelity and long fragment lengths as conventional machines.

But she suggested that no changes needed to be made to the algorithm, or the underlying formulas that determine where a site shows up in Google search results, a main element of its search technology that troubles competitors.

Third, machine-makers who lead Germany's export drive say they need working pits to develop advanced mining technology.The trouble is that the DM10 billion blown yearly on coal could go a long way towards closing the budget deficit to ensure that Germany can join Europe's single currency.

Shepherd's actions and decisions to turn away from the child she took serious consideration to create and bring into this world, with the help of medical technology, is troubling to say the least.

Much of the technology had "big troubles.

But other math, abetted by technology, could mean trouble down the line for our prognosticating overlords.

They were among the dozen summer interns hired by Stamford's information technology department to trouble-shoot and update computers in the city's 19 schools.

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