Sentence examples for wary of technology from inspiring English sources

Despite the ambitious wish list of upgrades, Sputnic is wary of technology bloat.

And the conversation about whether to stream a funeral online can be awkward, particularly if a grief-stricken family is wary of technology.

Some European operators are wary of technology neutrality: having spent billions on 3G licences and networks, they are afraid of being undercut by rivals using newer, cheaper technologies.

Tristan Wright, a veteran teacher who teaches struggling students, had been wary of technology until she tried out the platform one weekend with her 9-year-old daughter.

Almost all Internet businesses have suffered since the Nasdaq stock market peaked last March, and investors became wary of technology companies.

Teachers can sometimes be wary of technology because it doesn't always fit with their idea of what educational success is, said Boden.

A few examples of bad online behavior has made some schools understandably wary of technologies that might expose their students in an unflattering (and unemployable) light.

How many times have investors heard startups start their pitch by touting that their technology is "disruptive?" What entrepreneurs forget or don't realize is that most customers are initially wary of any technology, that educating the market on new technology is expensive, takes a long time, and people buy problem solutions rather than technology anyway.

We are wary of the technology sector due to lower order rates and have, therefore, underweighted Taiwan, a country that relies heavily on technology output.

But custodial parents are wary of the technology as well.

We need to be wary of fetishizing technology tools, attributing to them powers they simply cannot have.