Sentence examples for very computers from inspiring English sources
While Vista was probably never as bad as it was dinged for being, not long after its launch the operating system developed the reputation of breaking the very computers that it was supposed to be upgrading.
No wonder "Trojan" has become a metaphor for any trick which cons the victim into allowing its enemy into its most secure bastion, such as "Trojan" computer programmes which are willingly run on the very computers they are attacking.
Was there a celestial curse upon our attendings and residents that blinded them to readily available information on the very computers they pushed around?
Few seemed very computer-literate.
The latter is very computer-intensive, but proves to work well in small samples.
After being terminated, the banker was told he was barred from touching his computer -- the very computer where his memo was stored.
Business Users (12.4 percent) Very computer literate, but use Internet primarily for business, so are not enthusiastic champions of shopping online.
And Spew said he's had his nickname for a long time, even though he's never really hacked into anything and frankly isn't very computer savvy.
More and more people entering the stage of retirement at around age 55 65 are healthy, active, and also very computer-literate.
However, these are very computer-time consuming.
Crunching video to overlay 3D animation is very computer intensive and battery draining.
