Sentence examples for becoming more mobile from inspiring English sources

Even consumption is becoming more mobile.

France's poor suburbs indeed breed delinquency, and the delinquents are becoming more mobile.

This can only be addressed by politicians and their administrators becoming more mobile.

Robots in factories and warehouses are becoming more mobile, versatile and affordable.

"It's becoming less localized, it's becoming more mobile, and it's becoming more global in terms of people accepting art and commerce and communication from other parts of the planet".

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Genachowski and the other panelists held that the techology industry — which is undeniably becoming more mobile-centric — is the primary catalyst for job growth in the US and an ample amount of broadband spectrum is crucial if we'd like to continue to be a (positive) disruptive force in the global economy.

The thing is, we're becoming more and more mobile (thus this site), and the idea of putting high-bandwidth content in the palm of users hands (for a price) is a moneymaker all around.

Furthermore, Howard said that, with healthcare becoming "more and more mobile" and with many of its doctors using iPads in their practices and its patients using their smartphones to book appointments and access their medical records, adding a strategic investor like Qualcomm, a leader in mobile technology, made sense.

AS HANDSETS turn into computers, laptops are becoming more like mobile phones.

As the U.S. Ballistic Missile Defense Review makes clear, ballistic missile systems are becoming more flexible, mobile, survivable, reliable and accurate.