Sentence examples for ubiquitous experience from inspiring English sources

There is likely another reason why Google is looking for a more ubiquitous experience for Google Wallet.

However, the early signs so far show that 2010 is the year that social networking becomes a more ubiquitous experience that spans across all three screens.

Yesterday, at the unveiling of Sony's latest electronic book reader at the New York Public Library, the head of its ebook division, Steve Haber, emphasized: ""You want a ubiquitous experience: open, open open".

Deals and promotions have been a ubiquitous experience every holiday season but this year, Amazon is likely to be pushing more deals via its marketplace, perhaps as a way to make up for some of the lost days for sellers.

They were completely awed by the ubiquitous experience and were already making plans to come back next year.

Despite the ubiquitous experience of sleep disturbance for primiparous women, healthcare practitioners have little to offer in terms of effective interventions to reduce sleep deprivation or fatigue.

Because we don't talk about the frightening but ubiquitous experiences of grief and death, we often confront death for the first time only when it finally, inevitably hunts us down.

On the contrary, several questions reflecting ubiquitous experiences in theater (e.g., "I was afraid for my safety") were excluded from the item pool.

I had the honor of being invited to the Rosaires' compound to discuss the downfall of the circus industry—a form of entertainment that has its roots in ancient Rome, and one so deeply ingrained in American culture that it has been a near-ubiquitous experience for every man, woman, and child in the United States for generations.

There's only one hotel – the Hotel Pyhätunturi – which is unremarkable but cosy and, of course, offers the ubiquitous sauna experience.

My informal McDonald's survey brought home to me how ubiquitous the experience of being in jail is in certain parts of America.