Sentence examples for increasing ubiquity from inspiring English sources

In his book "What Technology Wants," Kelly writes: "Technology wants what life wants: Increasing efficiency; Increasing opportunity; Increasing emergence; Increasing complexity; Increasing diversity; Increasing specialization; Increasing ubiquity; Increasing freedom; Increasing mutualism; Increasing beauty; Increasing sentience; Increasing structure; Increasing evolvability".

That shows what has happened with the increasing ubiquity of market ideas.

Few American consumers have been oblivious to the increasing ubiquity of "Made in China" labels.

Yet the increasing ubiquity of tablets and smartphones turns this around.

The increasing ubiquity of reality programming has been accompanied by a raft of miniscandals about the contestants.

But it also speaks to the increasing ubiquity of smartphones, which have brought media into what were once silent spaces.

Tālā believes the increasing presence of female producers is the natural corollary of the increased ubiquity of technology.

Affordability will increase ubiquity of solutions and extend their functionality.

The ubiquity of video games is no surprise given the increasing omnipresence of screens in our lives.

As book clubs have increased in ubiquity over the past decade, so too have the culinary demands placed upon the book-club host.

For his detractors, the bad news is that his second album - the recording of which he started in LA following very little holiday (he went gorge walking and scaled a canyon) - will only increase his ubiquity.