Sentence examples for getting connected to from inspiring English sources
Ofgem's senior partner for distribution, Maxine Frerk said: "We are requiring electricity network companies to work quickly to resolve the issues identified in the connections market, to reduce the hassle of getting connected to the grid and help lower costs for customers.
Schools were "getting connected" to the Internet, and children were learning to do research in novel ways.
They added: "Getting connected to the grid is technically and bureaucratically difficult, and GENeco has overcome those challenges".
More cell phones were getting connected to the Internet, and the iPhone soon put millions of Web browsers into people's hands, allowing them to tweet without incurring text-messaging charges.
Some of the best-intentioned turbine developers have had long delays in getting connected to the power grid, and even when turbines are hooked up to the grid their power often isn't used - grid operators sometimes still dispatch power from the coal-fired power plants that produce about two-thirds of China's electricity.
San Francisco-based Riverbed Technology is winning, says Sathaye, because more and more companies are getting connected to remote offices.
There is another important reason to get out of our silos and get connected to others: Those connections are essential for career progression.
At each stage a further connecting relation is required, and thus it seems that nothing ever gets connected to anything else.
"People get connected to the issues and also to the people who got them involved".
