Sentence examples for increasingly embedded from inspiring English sources

We've seen how the impacts of consumption are increasingly embedded along complex supply chains that stretch for thousands of miles across continents and oceans, defying economic, cultural or ecological boundaries.

"I don't think I will ever get used to watching the game become increasingly embedded in the sport and culture, like seeing it on TV, or hearing and meeting all of the musicians that play the game, seeing it trend worldwide on Twitter, or hearing from NBA and NFL athletes who want to get their copy early".

It is a complex issue and there is a lot of information in the media and from those with vested interests presenting themselves as experts, so it's important it is increasingly embedded throughout the curriculum rather than being quietly pushed out".

In the Southeastern USA, planted pine forests are increasingly embedded in a matrix of urban and/or agricultural land.

When software is increasingly embedded and ubiquitous, people connect ever more with systems and with each other on many different levels (socio-tech-economic-environmental).

Firms have become increasingly embedded in interorganizational networks with respect to social, professional, and exchange relationships (see Granovetter 1985; Gulati 1998; Parkhe et al. 2006; Snow 2015; Snow et al. 2016).

Manufacturers are increasingly embedding accelerometers and other sensors into the machines, which allow them to respond to movement without waiting for their humans to push a button.

As Washington dithers, business leaders are increasingly embedding sustainable values into corporate culture, and as sustainability becomes mainstream so will its future leaders, said Werbach.

But the character of government and representation is increasingly a matter of international concern and inquiry, while the people also increasingly embed their claims and their right to accountable government not only in local principles and precepts, but also in the rules and standards endorsed internationally.

While today people are mainly using Twitter as a way to comment on what is happening on the main screen, Twitter is also increasingly embedding media experiences directly in the Twitter river.

Applying the relevant principles of the understanding the Analogies of Experience therefore results in a sequence of successive corrections or refinements of our ordinary temporal experience, as the observable motions are progressively embedded within an increasingly precise and refined conception of temporality itself.