Sentence examples for virtues of technology from inspiring English sources

We live in an age in which belief in the virtues of technology is ascendant, everyone and his dog wants to be a dot-com and greed is entertainment.

Enough extolling the virtues of technology.

This is a reasonable enough suggestion, as FISA was not meant to constrain exclusively foreign surveillance, which only ran afoul of the law in virtue of technology that did not exist in 1978.

The company told Ridley that its technology "enables coal-based economies to now maintain their status quo" and that "while there are certainly environmental virtues of this technology set, the offering is about job saving, job creation and production of the world's lowest cost base chemical in the most environmentally friendly manner".

After eight years there, he joined the Boston Consulting Group in 2010, where he advised companies on the virtues of digital technology.

Thanks to the virtues of modern technology, candidates don't have to be in Gotham to experience a New York crash-and-burn.

Talking up the virtues of a technology can be a very powerful way for a game to get noticed.

William Bold, vice president for governmental affairs at Qualcomm, says, "From the company's inception we have spent a lot of time explaining the virtues of CDMA technology, most principally to the FCC in this country".

As a faithful ear-to-the-ground early-adopter tech reader you've spent the last two years hearing everyone and their dog extol the virtues of blockchain technology, with which Bitcoin was supposed to be inextricably linked, and now suddenly people are talking about fully secure off-blockchain transactions?

These two new BFFs aren't the only ones touting the virtues of green technology.

So far Anheuser-Busch, owner of Sea World, hasn't taken PETA up on their offer to digitize Shamu, but in L.A., at least one member of City Council is trumpeting the virtues of virtual technology.