Sentence examples for more ubiquitous over from inspiring English sources

We can expect the WatchESPN experience to become even more ubiquitous over time, as more pay TV providers sign on to make it available and more device manufacturers support it.

The found-footage horror genre has become more ubiquitous over the past decade, even though it dates back to 1980's "Cannibal Holocaust".

The company won't say precisely why they opted for Home over its far more ubiquitous Amazon counterpart, but it did confirm that wasn't involved in the spot.

Few drugs are more ubiquitous than acetaminophen, the pain reliever found in numerous over-the-counter cold remedies and the headache drug Tylenol.

"While the drones I'm demonstrating this attack on are consumer-based, they're still flying unmanned-vehicles, and the fact that they're this easy to take over is scary, especially when they will be much more ubiquitous soon".

And as phone- and voice-over-Internet Protocol-based business transactions become even more ubiquitous, vocal biometrics may become more popular a research topic at IBM's human language technologies group.

I believe over the next decade computing will become even more ubiquitous and intelligence will become ambient.

It is not in the hands of one person or one organization or a few but rather in over a billion hands and will become even more ubiquitous as we go into the future.

We might have expected comfort to rise over time as computers and the Internet became more ubiquitous, but our data suggest that computer literacy may have reached a steady state early in the decade.

Bribes grow ever bigger and more ubiquitous.

Natural gas is more ubiquitous than oil.