Sentence examples for a range of web from inspiring English sources

Web developers of all sizes -- from Microsoft to tiny outfits run by a couple of a guys in a college dorm -- are offering small businesses access to a range of Web services, from Web site design to purchasing banner advertising.

Both he and Ms. James said their schools also tapped the BBC, which has a range of Web sites developed specifically for schools and which also does not have advertising.

And in virtually every aspect of culture, from business to technology to fashion, the big guys now compete with a range of Web sites that break their share of news through obsessiveness and hyperfocus.

Offering online publishers a way to monetize their Web content, Piano brings individual publishers together into one payment system, giving viewers a way to pay once to access exclusive content across a range of Web sites.

In the beginning, which in this case means the 1990s, attention was focused mostly on a single American company – Microsoft – which was accused by European competition authorities of abusing its monopoly on desktop operating systems and was eventually fined €561m for failing to promote a range of web browsers, rather than just Internet Explorer, to EU users.

BRIAN STELTER nytimes.com/tvdecoder TECHNOLOGY SOCIAL LINKS Google has introduced Google Friend Connect, which lets Web site owners create links to users, but requires only simple coding and allows for links to a range of Web sites like AOL and Yahoo.

20 British Genealogy british-genealogy.com British Genealogy hosts a range of web-based discussion forums.

As cyber criminals continue developing sophisticated techniques designed to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords or credit card details that target a range of web-enabled devices, phishing attacks are set to increase by an average of 22% each year.

SGD provides a range of web-based tools to search and retrieve different types of data (1).

He has worked on a range of global web based projects with private, public and voluntary sector organizations including BBC World Service Trust, British Council and Zubaan.

Those measures would prohibit the use of a range of standard Web tracking and profiling practices companies use to produce targeted advertising unless consumers give their explicit prior consent.