Sentence examples for more interactive to from inspiring English sources

Bruce Vaughn, chief creative executive for Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, said the updates were intended to make the parks more interactive to reflect the changing nature of consumer entertainment.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Bill Gates welcoming Satya Nadella as Microsoft's next CEO In it, Gates declares that "The opportunity for Microsoft is greater than ever before", from making Office more interactive to perhaps building a new Cloud platform to connect to "all sorts of different devices".

James Blake: "I'd say the only change that I would love to see, I don't know if it will ever happen, is to make the fans a little more interactive, to make it so that they can be like they're at Citi Field, where going crazy throughout the whole time, and they're enjoying themselves.

The next-generation problem solving tools need to be more interactive to include users with any background, while remaining sufficiently flexible to target open research problems at any level of abstraction, from the conformational changes of a protein to the interaction of the various biochemical pathways in our body.

Increasingly, I think entertainment in general is going to have more interactive element to it.

(Interview 4) " If there's more maybe kind of interactive kind of things that we could do next time when they redo the thing; more interactive things to give them to use".

"Reading can be freefall," runs the blurb on the back of Anne Carson's new poetry collection, one of several recently published books to offer readers a more interactive way to engage with the printed word.

Musicians are looking for new ways to make their shows more interactive and to connect with fans.

Now that digital gadgets are a much bigger part of children's play, Build-A-Bear is opening new stores that aim to entertain digitally adept children with more interactive options to keep them coming back.

The set of interactions detected by two different studies does show a tendency for more interactive proteins to evolve more slowly, however it is also strongly biased towards counting more interactions for abundant proteins (Table 1).

What thrills him is the promise they hold for a more interactive, up-to-date learning environment; picture problem sets in flash technology that explain why an answer is right or wrong.