Sentence examples for technology yes from inspiring English sources

Technology, yes, O.K., but let's not throw out the baby with the bathwater".

We haven't done that yet, but with the way we built this technology, yes.

Best Buy's bargain brand, Insignia, is offering a new 5.1 home theater system with Audyssey technology, yes, Audyssey.

An attendee in Level 3 baseball cap and untucked shirt stood to enquire: "Are you planning to use non-zero dispersion shifted optical fiber with erbium-doped fiber amplifiers at 1,550 nanometers?" Crowe showed his grasp of technology: "Yes — except it will be enhanced non-zero dispersion shifted fiber".

Organizations and their finance and accounting business partners do not need to be first movers on the dizzying array of evolving technologies (yes, there may be some hype to sift through), but they do need to be first movers on the opportunity technology could provide to enable sustainable growth in challenging business environments.

Finance, information technology and, yes, plumbing are among the industries where Britain gains from imported skills.

This will leave agencies to play a supportive role providing insight, technology (and yes, occasionally horsepower) in support of ambitious plans for growth.

When you add to that mix, the numerous sessions and panels devoted to 3D printing, open innovation, crowdsourcing and funding, you begin to navigate the road map for pioneering a more sustainable society through social technology and, yes, innovation.

How much of the excitement about smartwatches is due to the desire within the technology industry (yes, including journalists) for a new category-shaking range of devices, rather than actual demand from buyers or a strong sense of why these smartwatches would be useful?

On the other, as the leading Unix vendor, Sun has the most to lose if Linux becomes the standard server operating system, from low-end boxes to mainframes, as IBM expects.Simon Phipps, Sun's "chief technology evangelist" (yes, really), insists that Sun loves Linux, and that IBM's embrace of Linux is merely marketing camouflage to divert attention from its many incompatible product lines.

Fortune declared that "Cisco made its own mess," noting that "acquisitions, forecasting, technology, and yes, senior management have all failed Cisco in the past year".