Sentence examples for truly automatic from inspiring English sources

Professor Raul Rojas reckons the truly automatic car is the vehicle of the future.

"It's truly automatic," said Christine Yu, a marketing manager for Toro in Bloomington, Minn.

To be truly automatic, a machine tool must be capable of producing parts repetitively without operator assistance in loading parts, starting the machine, and unloading parts.

The point is that the enforcement mechanism would be truly automatic: market interest rates would provide the discipline that bureaucrats in Brussels cannot.

He describes Sir Hiram Stevens Maxim, who "gave the world the first truly automatic weapon", as an "egomaniacal trigamist, cad and draft dodger".

Indeed, one of the ironies of the whole story is that there already is a long-standing ban on truly automatic weapons — machine guns — whose legality not even the N.R.A. or their allies dispute.

If this strategy is truly an automatic winner, you might ask, why doesn't everyone use it?

How can we focus on what's truly important when automatic reactions appear so hardwired?

A new standard, intended to deliver a truly global model for the automatic exchange of financial account information, will be issued in mid-2014.

Judging from two possible future products–a wireless-enabled dog collar and an automatic cow milking system the telcos truly are thinking outside the box.

By 1996, the party in Congress had shifted so sharply that Mr Clinton could agree to a truly radical Republican idea, the end of the automatic federal entitlement to welfare.