Sentence examples for technology wages from inspiring English sources
With a democratic vote routinely given to all stakeholders in the community on major Qantas decisions (regarding investment, technology, wages, routes and so on), more socially beneficial outcomes can be expected to be enacted.
The Economic Policy Institute averages all technology wages together, yet immigrants who uproot themselves from their homeland tend to be much younger, early career engineers (and, hence, lower paid).
Humanity, outnumbered and outclassed by the alien's superior technology, wages a losing war against the enemy.
Could it be that the cost of operating a university -- technology, wages and infrastructure -- is rising at triple the rate of other technology, wages and infrastructure simply by being inside an institution of higher learning?
The gap between Indian and Western technology workers' wages is shrinking, although it will probably not vanish for a decade or more.
Which brings us to information warfare, defined as the use of information technology to wage war.
The shutdown is only the latest tactic in the escalating technology war waged in Arab Spring countries.
No. Simply one manifestation of a new weapon in the war that corporate technology managers wage against would-be saboteurs and the just plain clueless.
There will, anyway, always be room for firms to find a profitable mix of technology and wage costs in any given industry: after all, people still make plates and shoes, not just films and pharmaceuticals, in the United States.For India to do this, however, it must become a much more attractive place for foreign direct investment.
For many schools, the dream of a one-device-per-child experience has finally been realized through a consumer technology battle waged by the biggest names in the industry.
Under the nom de guerre of Redrock Biometrics, the company's technology is waging war on the world's legions of identification cards, pin numbers, passwords, and voice identification technologies with a combination of off-the-shelf hardware and proprietary software to identify palm-prints to verify user identity.
