Sentence examples for much interacting from inspiring English sources

To people who lead a less-than-wired existence, that may seem like a bit of a "duh," but I spend so much interacting with people on the Web that I have become a little socially deficient.

We do so much interacting through a laptop or a smartphone, and though we have several social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, we're not doing as much real interaction as teenagers in the '90s did.

Here's a snippet: We organized our universities by dividing the disciplines into departments and these departments didn't much interact with one another — as if it is possible to divide the world into discrete units.

The fact that you can pretty much interact with anyone around the world is absolutely amazing!

It is not to the newborn's advantage to spend only half as much time interacting with a caregiver as the infant without a twin.

Dads may deserve that card to mark Fathers' Day as research shows they spend seven times as much time interacting with their children than their own fathers did with them 40 years ago.

"I have never had as much fun interacting with a space as I did there.

We've never had a technology like a smartphone before -- a technology that you carry around with you all day long and are pretty much constantly interacting with.

"We've never had a technology like a smartphone before -- a technology that you carry around with you all day long and are pretty much constantly interacting with," journalist Nicholas Carr told The Huffington Post in October.

In addition to this subtle difference in C-N termini distance, we observe that the N and C termini have a much higher interacting fraction for ApoE3 than ApoE4 (p<0.0001) (figure 1f).

We investigate how much students interact with the CAF, the patterns of interaction, and, ultimately, how these patterns are associated with course performance.