Sentence examples for To become content from inspiring English sources

He does not want to become content with his brush with fame.

On unified news desks, we need to become content editors rather than page editors.

Increasingly, "young people watch TV for content" and avoid the commercials, he added, so "we had to find a way to become content".

But with the increase in adoption for the Internet and also the increased bandwidth, the Internet has democratized the audience to become content creators, as well as content consumers, and create what I call emergent entertainment.

To relieve the pressure on your executive team and to improve your marketing efforts, consider recruiting other internal leaders with insights, experiences, and expertise that are valuable to your audience to become content spokespeople for your brand.

Enduring platforms quickly move beyond creation to become content and social networks.

He believes that corporate data has to evolve, become content that is tagged and follows clear rules: knows whether it can be copied, or forwarded, or leave the building or company.

Nowadays we've literally been civilised: we've subcontracted our umbrage to the state, and become content to identify with its judgments.

If we did stop and examine every component part of walking we'd immediately realise how dangerous it is, and would become content to be sedentary and safe.

Or, with their need for speed sated after winning the chequered flag in 2013, had the Roosters become content to toddle along like some Camry driver with a sensible wide-brimmed hat on the rear dash?

The founders of Women's Indigenous Media hope it will mature into an educational nonprofit, teaching women to fly drones and become content creators.