Sentence examples for more electronically than from inspiring English sources

He would worry about communicating more electronically than in-person.

The new technology is more electronically stable than current alternatives when stretched, and the materials don't fatigue over time.

He is, in other words, a characteristic 21st-century American, more electronically networked but more personally isolated than ever before.

Some of the more electronically backed dance music songs such as "Human Behaviour", "Crying", "Big Time Sensuality", "There's More to Life Than This" and "Violently Happy" have a house music sound.

Further, the nature of the study favored participants who had frequent access to and comfort with the internet, as reminders were more quickly transmitted via e-mail than by telephone; and, responses were more reliably received electronically than through fax transmissions or postal packages.

"A whole generation is having more fun playing John Madden electronically than watching him on television," said Mr. Burton at the University of Oregon.

And there is far more business material available electronically than there are novels.

And from a security perspective, it's a lot more secure sending information electronically than through the mail.

Both nurses and physicians in the medical ward found that patient data were more accessible when stored electronically than when stored on paper, in particular regarding lab test data.

Private-only pharmacies were more compliant in providing the data electronically than those commissioned to also provide the NHS service.

As one headline on CNET asked last week: "Is Your Computer a Smoking Gun?" It may be, because today everyone from your favorite hotel chain to your favorite Web site to your local video store is amassing information about you and storing it electronically more easily than ever before -- sometimes innocently, sometimes to sell it to marketers.