Sentence examples for ever more connected from inspiring English sources

As we so often hear, we live in an ever more connected world.

Pybus, O. G., Tatem, A. J. & Lemey, P. Virus evolution and transmission in an ever more connected world.

With sensitive instruments to pick up on these messages, and urban apiaries becoming more common, it's possible to paint a picture of a world that appears ever more connected.

But as cities become ever more connected to the network, with sensors in everything, including the roads, traffic lights and even the bins, could it really happen?

Like the many connected toothbrushes that have come before it, the Kérastase Hair Coach Powered by Withings is an attempt to convince the early adopting public that their dumb old products just aren't cutting it in this ever more connected world.

But all the same, it's something to monitor closely as gaming culture becomes ever more connected by transcontinental hardwiring.

But solutionists aren't always so quick to acknowledge the harm as well as the good done by technology; the sometimes disturbing behaviour enabled in an ever-more connected world, the unexpected consequences even of welcome innovations.

These cities will be ever-more connected by air, dependant on the movement of people and goods between them.

Speaking at the forum, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls was quoted by Le Monde asserting the importance of ensuring individual web users have privacy-enabling controls to safeguard their personal data in an ever-more connected age.

"In our ever-more connected world, local solutions can have global impact -- benefiting children in every country who still face inequity and injustice every day".

It has long been predicted that technology would make its way out of our bags and pockets and onto our person and, a quick glance at the way people hug their smartphones and clutch their tablets, shows that there is an appetite among consumers to be ever more closely connected to their devices.