Sentence examples for more globally connected from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the internet, immigrants and a large Mormon population, Boise is more globally connected than you might expect.

Israel's economy, they say, is more vulnerable to pressure than South Africa's—smaller, more globally connected and with fewer natural resources.

This will involve making the school even more globally connected than it already is: one of Mr Nohria's first acts as dean was to embark on a whistle-stop tour of the world's business hot-spots.

But Generation Facebook And Twitter generally find themselves a lot more globally connected than those before them.

In effect, the People lens redirects attention from the focus on ageing societies that has characterised international policy discussions on the future of work in the past, to addressing the new phenomenon of more globally connected and demographically diverse societies.

The nation is more globally connected, affluent and digitalized.

While communication appeared to be made more efficient by smartphones, the authors observed that some physicians using the devices appeared to be 'more globally connected but less locally present'.

In the near future, we posited, technological modifications to the human body will produce a more resilient, globally connected cyborg capable of telepathic communication.

These schools have an edge over those with limited access to high-speed Internet and online learning tools, as they are able to cultivate a more engaging learning environment and ultimately provide students with greater opportunities to compete more effectively in a globally connected online world.

It was a favourite Reagan aphorism, sometimes half-true, sometimes a disastrous basis for policy in a globally connected, ever more sophisticated world.

As it was going through all these adjustments, Jersey club started to find substantial support from more globally-connected DJs like Rizzla and Dubbel Dutch and labels like Body High who brought it to new audiences.