Sentence examples for connected countries from inspiring English sources

Raptopoulos said the new system would be used to leapfrog the building of infrastructure, in the same way mobile networks have overtaken fixed lines in poorly connected countries.

Still, speeds in the United States remain behind those in the world's most connected countries, like South Korea, Japan and Switzerland.

Finland is already one of the world's most connected countries, with 96% of citizens online - but the communications minister, Suvi Linden, said that the mandate was necessary in order to improve the availability of internet in Finland's remote rural areas.

With over 36 million internet users, Turkey should be proud to be home to Europe's youngest internet audience, placing it among the most globally connected countries in the Muslim world.

Some 4.3 billion people have no access to the internet – 90% of these live in developing countries – and in the world's least connected countries with large rural communities, there are 2.5 billion people for whom access to information technology remains largely out of reach.

As expected, she was far more nuanced … Queen Elizabeth is welcome as a remarkable woman in her own right, as a figure to whom a significant minority on this island give allegiance and, above all, as a symbol of the mutual affection and common interests of two separate but closely connected countries".

Long before the Dixie Chicks were hatched, Ms. Parton was singing sweet, sorrowful, sometimes playful songs that connected country music to other American musical traditions.

Kenya is an increasingly connected country and after the events of 2013, it is evident that how politicians engage with citizens and how civil society mobilises those same citizens won't be the same again.

Yet, a recent controversy over food-delivery apps here has all the ingredients for a wider discussion over the cost of technological progress in this highly connected country.

A digital version of that famous founding document could ensure a fair and safe online life for our increasingly connected country.

And to reject the new conventional wisdom that the time has come to raise drawbridges, to separate countries, instead of building bridges to connect countries".