Sentence examples for unrealistic technologies from inspiring English sources

Democrats stand for conservation, the cultivation of environmentally sensitive but unrealistic technologies and a sometimes callous disregard for economic growth.

Its report, called Catcher's Mitt, concluded that many of the proposals were unrealistic with existing technologies.

It's unrealistic to forgo technology entirely these days (see No. 8), but a short break can help you refocus on the important things happening in your life away from your many screens.

The Americans opposed "unrealistic" targets for these technologies in particular, and any outside meddling in domestic energy policies in general.Environmental activists and some American renewable-energy companies were predictably disappointed.

Much to the satisfaction of the peak-oil crowd, the Obama administration is throwing federal subsidies — some $8 billion in its 2012 budget — at all sorts of unproven, unrealistic and inefficient energy technologies like wind farms and electric cars.

Good (realistic) data of one technology compared with bad (unrealistic) data regarding the alternative technology can fundamentally change the results of the efficiency evaluation or, following that, the life cycle assessment (LCA) comparison.

"The time frame to adopt the technology is unrealistic".

Glasses-free 3-D TV is a distant possibility, but the technology is unrealistic for large screens until manufacturers figure out how to widen viewing angles, Mr. Rubin said.

Perlman: Girls have an unrealistic image of what technology is – they think that going into tech means you have to be good at taking things apart.

"After years of underinvestment in new technology and unrealistic budgeting, the President's plan will unveil an ambitious plan for NASA that sets the agency on a reinvigorated path of space exploration," the White House said in a statement.

Is there something special about information technology that invites unrealistic expectations and under-delivery?