1.   General practice is thus being forced kicking and screaming into the computer age.

2.   The modernisers, in their suits, are well into the computer age.

3.   Do you think women are at a disadvantage so far as this computer age is concerned?

4.   Almost everywhere, the advent of the computer age has made the rewiring of schools and purchasing of equipment a political and financial issue.

5.   And Mattel is taking its perennial favorite, Barbie, into the computer age with a new line of CD-ROM games for girls.

6.   And while the three Blue Men never speak, they say volumes about art, the computer age, science, communication and, ultimately, our expectations.

7.   Another program is aimed at bringing more Russians into the computer age.

8.   At one time, the systems were in the forefront of the computer age.

9.   Better tax systems for the computer age are in the offing.

10.   Blame it on the computer age.