The colonel said the idea for the game came to him three years ago while he was researching ways to attract computer-adept recruits for an increasingly high-tech military.

Military officials said none of the services intended to relax entry standards, since recruits must fit into an increasingly high-tech military.

The latest weapon in the increasingly high-tech armoury of the police.

Hiring is not robust because the overseas plants are increasingly as high-tech, automated and labor-saving as those back home.

When you skillfully interact person-to-person, you bring to an increasingly high-tech workplace the necessary high-touch.

However, fraudsters are becoming increasingly high-tech in their methods, and it is not always easy to spot a fake.

Cross-country skiing, once the preserve of elderly but fit Europeans, has become a chic alternative to the increasingly high-tech and overcrowded sport of downhill skiing.

Drug testers and cheating athletes play a constantly evolving and increasingly high-tech game of pharmacological cat-and-mouse.

For Denver, an increasingly high-tech city trying to outgrow its cow-town beginning, the buffalo provides a chic connection with Western roots.

True, every capable person should work, but the problems lie in the system's inability to place underskilled workers in an increasingly high-tech economy.