Sentence examples for but also connected from inspiring English sources

By 2020 there will be an estimated 25 billion Internet-connected devices -- this includes mobile phones and tablets of course, but also connected "things" like cars and an array of wearables devices.

The three parts are separate but also connected.

He not only pushed Dry Cell's demo tapes and lobbied Warner executives to sign the group, but also connected the band with a new lead singer, Jeff Gutt, now 26, whom he had met in a Detroit club.

Adam Hochfelder, the president of Max Capital, said data centers are different from the telecommunications centers, which are often known as telco hotels because they house competing, but also connected, communications companies.

Not wanting to impose by sleeping in my actual bed with me, my parents got an Airbnb not only on my block but also connected to my apartment by an air shaft.

New Resource is not only financing a $1.2 million solar project for Veritable Vegetable, a mostly organic produce distributor in San Francisco, but also connected the company with another client, Borrego Solar Systems, which will install the panels on its facility.

It promises education for girls in the most remote villages, but also connects terrorists plotting an ocean away.

Wearable computers that mimic the function of a watch, but also connect to smartphones to offer extra functionality, are a growing category, though still of niche interest.

In business, a collaborative mentality is vital, not only so people work effectively in teams within their own organisations but also connect well with customers around the world.

Like other Olympic mascots, Wenlock and Mandeville are meant to evoke the spirit of the Games and the host country, but also connect children with sports.

The exoticist not only takes in what Edward Said terms Orientalism, conceiving the Orient as something against which the West defines itself, but also connects these ideas across other formalized kinds of exoticism.