Sentence examples for increasingly digitally from inspiring English sources

Troyse says the model has motivation for striking a pose off the catwalk, especially in an increasingly digitally minded culture.

Ms. Lang spoke about the challenges she faces in revamping the mainstay Time Inc. print publications for an increasingly digitally oriented audience.

Those are two of the jobs of the future suggested in a report by the CSIRO that charts 20-year trends in increasingly digitally focused and automated Australian workplaces.

It is responsible for managing a huge number of initiatives targeting the increasingly digitally connected youth demographic, with messages encompassing everything from sexual health and drug use to recruitment for the armed services.

Castlefield Gallery, to 19 Apr RC This year, evidence is the theme of Derby's international photography festival, Format, which seems timely considering that the increasingly digitally manipulated medium is beset with truth or fiction issues.

The now-almost-hackneyed lines about it being battered by the online specialist Amazon, losing sales to the big supermarkets on the web and in-store, and consumers increasingly digitally downloading their music are as true today, if not more so, as they were five years ago.

The director general, giving the first of a four-part response to the government's review of the BBC's royal charter, said that the corporation needed to be reshaped to deliver services to increasingly digitally-savvy audiences.

"We need to ensure that everything we do appeals to an increasingly digitally-savvy audience, making it easy for supporters to be able to give money via mobile and web devices".

Except for live encounters and audio information, such displays emanate increasingly from digitally stored data, with the output media being video, print, and sound.

But as we increasingly live digitally within the infinite potential of our smartphones, we need messaging broken out of its silo.

Petition-signing provides an example of a popular, low-cost act of political participation that is increasingly carried out digitally and shared via social media [11].