Sentence examples for in fact connected from inspiring English sources

In fact, connected vehicles represent huge potential revenue gains over non-connected cars, according to a recent survey of auto industry executives by KPMG.

Unfortunately, it was not possible to establish a fully isolated perimeter (at least in relation to spread of FIV), so some populations of the study area are in fact connected to unstudied populations (Fig. 1, white rectangles - the connections to the study populations are represented by dashed arrows).

The two are in fact connected.

Corruption or integrity commissions have the power to prove whether things are, in fact, connected.

At the time the club entered administration, questions were asked about whether Astor was in fact connected to Forward.

And what's interesting is that there's some reason to think these two things are, in fact, connected to each other.

While they approve of things like jury trial and the monarchy that are sometimes described as typically British, the public does not in fact connect them with Britishness.

Through the name-calling and open scorn, what becomes evident is what they share: an attraction to the other's spirit, a longing to confirm that they can, in fact, connect with someone else.

In fact, connecting the smartphone to the docking station became as natural as brushing teeth before going to sleep.

The charging pad features LED lights above both charging areas to let you know that your phone is in fact connecting to the device and receiving a charge.

By creating a clean Twitter profile with your organization's logo, a detailed biography and a link to your website, you at least give people who search for your organization an opportunity to see where and how they can in fact connect with you.