Sentence examples for more broadly connecting from inspiring English sources

In Groups, Facebook users are establishing connections with people outside of their personal "social graph" of friends, family and colleagues, and are more broadly connecting with the community at large, whether that's others in their own neighborhood, with people city-wide, or with those who share your same beliefs or interests.

It is so intimate but, at the same time, so broadly connects us to others.

In phase 2 ("optic vesicle", TS14), the globular optic vesicle is broadly connected to the forebrain.

The failure to connect more broadly with this coalition is on Senator Sanders, who still can't seem to imagine a path to victory in which the defeat of racism is foregrounded at all times.

Local scale analyses require an understanding of informal decision-makers and institutions and the ways that they connect more broadly with other actors.

I'm still there daily to see pictures of my nieces & nephews – but I never connect more broadly with anybody in the business community.

Despite Facebook's advanced algorithms designed to keep users engaged and endlessly scrolling – and its understanding of what a user has liked, watched, and clicked – the company has not heavily focused its efforts on helping users connect more broadly with interests through recommended content.

But we don't really have places to connect more broadly.

This suggests that well-connected nodes are important producers of emigrants both locally through direct connections (degree) and more broadly and indirectly through nodes connected to direct connections (eigenvector centrality).

India and China will soon have middle class populations larger than the population of the U.S. If those megatrends are close to right, one important conclusion is that education, or more broadly learning, will be key to connecting people and regions to the global economy.

Oberholzer described the pride of a Zulu village that came together to build a skate-park facility -- one that could attract other people, connect them to society more broadly, and make them all feel part of the "skateboarding family".