Sentence examples for technology widened from inspiring English sources

When technology widened fashion's consumer base, it democratized the once-elite fashion industry, but it played a supporting role in fashion design.

Losses at the company, which says it is still developing its technology, widened to $9.2 million in 1999, from $5.4 million the year before.

As the use of iris-scan technology widens, the case for the uniqueness of individual irises is being bolstered by ever more data.

What we can learn from active projects like Malta and Sumatra, however, is that as well as the environmental sustainability risks and benefits, there will be be complex social dimensions to navigate as the use of drone technology widens.

CAPE-OPEN technology widens the application range of any CAPE piece of software and a number of software providers in the CAPE domain are eager to bring their software to CAPE-OPEN compliance.

That is to say that technology has widened the gap between the haves and have-nots -- increasingly synonymous with the wired and the unwired.

Technology heavyweights widened the distance between the markets elite few and the sagging masses today, catapulting the Nasdaq Composite Index to yet another all-time high and helping the Dow Jones Industrial Average above the crucial 9,000 mark again.

Technology heavyweights widened the distance between the markets elite few and the sagging masses today, catapulting the Nasdaq Composite Index to yet another all-time high and helping the Dow Jones Industrial Average above the crucial 9,000 mark again before it retreated later in the session.

Fifty Shades of Grey arrived in the midst of a perfect storm of technology that widened people's knowledge and interest in different sexual preferences and allowed people to consume more sexual content in a discreet, shame-free way.

Introducing "smarter" initiatives that require advanced technology may widen the existing urban-rural divide if rural communities do not have the opportunity to make the technology relevant to their daily living, commented some of the ISSC panelists.

They are right to worry about the potential for technology to widen the gulf between rich and poor.