Sentence examples for increasingly surround from inspiring English sources

Whether this pact is completed or not, they said, it points to the kind of antitrust issues that will increasingly surround Google as a dominant company in the Internet economy, which can quickly magnify the market power of corporate winners.

As computing devices of all shapes and sizes increasingly surround us, we'll come to rely more on natural interfaces such as voice, touch and gesture.

So there's a direct educational imperative to raise children's awareness of the risks of the IoT devices that increasingly surround them — and do so in an engaging and accessible way.

FIELD animators created complex 3D visualizations representing the vast data networks that increasingly surround us.

As to the nanotube number, as we note in Paragraph 71, it is the need to increase nanotube number as the two partners become more specialized and co-dependent that forms the selective advantage for the proto-cytoplasm cell to increasingly surround the proto-nucleus cell.

For every one of these cases it will be advantageous for one to increasingly surround another because, for the one being internalized, it means that 100% of its surface area is respiring in this most beneficial manner and, for the one doing the internalizing, it means that all of its surface that borders the internalized entity is respiring in this most beneficial manner.

This stereotype of messy socialising students, increasingly surrounded by technology and creature comforts, is very familiar - but needs updating.

And these islands of elephants are increasingly surrounded and cut off by human development and human population.

Yabrud, a Syrian town that is the only remaining rebel stronghold along the border, is increasingly surrounded by the Syrian army.

Israel, feeling increasingly surrounded by unfriendly forces, denounced the unity deal as dooming future peace talks since Hamas seeks its destruction.

It may be words — "Our love comes back in the middle of the night" — or a wordless fragment of melody to be increasingly surrounded and buffeted.