Sentence examples for vulnerable technology from inspiring English sources

"Old world" voice networks are not the only vulnerable technology, he says.

"On the other hand, ride-sharing services use the GPS tracking from phones, which is a vulnerable technology given a phone can be discarded or simply switched off – drivers, and their passengers, can simply fall off the radar at a touch of a button.

Electronic voting machines, which replaced the older punch card system following the 2000 presidential election's vote-counting debacle, are being shunned for their outdated and vulnerable technology.

Lloyd's List Intelligence's Ian Trowbridge said that in addition to the vulnerable technology - known as the Automatic Identification System (AIS) - other measures could be used to identify marine activity.

Not only should it give us a better understanding of our nearest star but also the influence it has on the Earth and the vulnerable technology, such as satellites and power systems, we rely on.

Research is demonstrating that, in the constant distraction to which children are now so vulnerable, technology may be causing them to lose their ability to absorb themselves in activities such as reading for extended periods.

He blamed developed nations for creating a vulnerable computer technology and said the home-grown virus was something that will "make foreigners look at Filipinos with hidden envy".

The specialist can also be more vulnerable to disruptive technology and the sudden substitution of one material for another.

Still, Universal is getting the part of EMI's business that is most vulnerable to disruptive technology.

But analysts still attributed much of the downturn to the market being vulnerable, especially in technology, to selling after its six-month rally.

And it would probably not want to invest heavily in traditional weapons, such as tanks and aircraft, which would be vulnerable to American technology.