Sentence examples for Internet accompanied from inspiring English sources

One of Parkinson's tasks at the N.C.I. was to evaluate herbal remedies and animal extracts, such as shark cartilage, that are sold in health-food stores and on the Internet, accompanied by testimonials from patients about their anti-cancer benefits.

On Friday, word that Hillary Clinton would pick Senator Tim Kaine, of Virginia, as her running mate spread across the Internet, accompanied by a chilly reaction from some quarters.

Isaiah created a two-page brochure, citing studies from the Internet, accompanied by a tumble of adolescent feeling: "Not only does it hurt the people that are involved in the pictures you send, it can hurt your family and friends around you, the way they see you, the way you see yourself.

LIL INTERNET accompanied the tour, which traveled all over the US, Europe, and even Japan, shooting footage that he assembled and has now released as the official Boysnoize 10th Anniversary mini-doc.

15 17 The unprecedented growth of the internet accompanied with globalisation of e-commerce might have worsened the situation further.

The most grisly images were on the Internet, sometimes accompanied by viewer warnings.

Since 2010 his videos have been compilations of funny and viral internet videos accompanied by his humorous and explicit comments.

Over the last 20 years the globe has seen rapid growth in Internet usage accompanied by a skyrocketing number of connected devices.

A Texas mother and blogger launched an online petition calling for the USDA to scrap its plan, and "pink slime" soon became an Internet buzzword accompanied by revolting photos.

Not that there's any shortage of armchair philosophizing, particularly in the form of Einstein photos posted on the Internet and accompanied by quotations the man probably never said.

"This translates into an issue of reliability," said Deborah Fallows, a senior research fellow at the Pew Internet and American Life Project and the author of the 33-page report, "Spam: How It Is Hurting E-Mail and Degrading Life on the Internet," that accompanies the survey.