Sentence examples for widening technology from inspiring English sources

The failure to catch up cannot be attributed to any single factor, but areas such as a stagnant farm sector, governments' failure to diversify output and exports, and the widening technology gap with emerging markets all need to be addressed if African LDCs are to escape from the poverty trap.

"Infosys' revenue base is now widening into technology areas such as optical networking, and it is getting increasing business from telecom and data networking companies," says Bhavin Shah, head of Asian Technology Research at CSFB in Hong Kong.

It would take more than the Intellect plan alone to overcome this - it has as much to do with cultural issues in Whitehall and the heritage of past procurements as knowledge of the market - but it does have the potential to widen the technology outlook of those who influence the spending decisions.

The gulf that divides is widened by technology.

There is a need to start actively engaging key stakeholders in order to collect data and to widen health technology assessment approaches for achieving a policy shift from evidence-based medicine to evidence-based decision-making in the field of nutrition.

Whatever that music may sound like, it will represent one more ripple in the widening effect of technology on culture.

The paper also said China planned to carry out a comprehensive plan for upgrading its satellite technology and widening the uses of its satellites.

This also compounds the challenge for office furniture makers fearful of the work-from-home worker and a widening gap between collaborative technology and adaptive workplace design.

What we saw is a widening gap between where technology is rapidly taking us in this space and where cities are currently planning to go.

SkinVision notes specifically that a key impetus for the investment is widening applications for its technology — so applying it to track and assess other serious skin conditions, beyond moles and melanomas.

To humbly accept Rudder's statement is at best admitting a widening gap between the technology and its original purpose and at worst, surrendering our rights without a fight.