Sentence examples for more time connecting from inspiring English sources

Kimmell said Clinton's experience as First Lady, US senator and most recently Secretary of State allows her the flexibility to spend less time trumpeting her qualifications and more time connecting with the American people.

If Facebook can use closed captioning to get them watching videos, they'll spend more time connecting with people on its apps, and see more ads that generate revenue.

This means hiring teams can spend less time with logistics and more time connecting with people," Google's Berit Hoffmann, Hire product manager wrote in a blog post announcing the new features.

When people spend more time connecting with nature and the land around them they report higher levels of happiness.

I spent more time connecting with my step kids, my friends, some writers and directors I hope to work with.

But as we spend more time connecting online and less in person, the question remains: What, if anything, are we losing?

Both labels are releasing music that seem detached of human soul but are able to connect by the sheer fact that many music consumers spend more time connected to the internet than experiencing the world without it.

Participants felt that they spent more time on their personal projects in the classes where they used SNS: " I think that when we use Facebook® as a learning tool, we spend a lot more time connected to our subjects than in a normal learning environment".

Call it the cloud, call it the web, or borrow from William Gibson and call it cyberspace, people are spending more and more time connected emotionally and interactively with their friends and colleagues through the internet.

Satanicide has had a more difficult time connecting with the masses.

We worked on building a home, but more importantly spent time connecting with Dorla and her family.