Sentence examples for able to delete a from inspiring English sources

Odds are the Feds are already listening to all of our telephone conversations anyway, so Apple being able to delete a bad app doesn't really upset me.

Sometimes you may not be able to delete a comment.

And because these big tech ad giants have grown so dominant as services they are able to wield huge power over their users — even tracking non-users over large swathes of the rest of the Internet, and giving them even fewer controls than the people who are de facto locked in, even if, technically speaking, service users might be able to delete an account or abandon a staple of the consumer web. .

Nor will it be able to delete any of the personal information that was maliciously swiped.

(They also say the user will be able to delete any of the data sent by Olly to the cloud via the companion app).

There were too few inter-item correlations to be able to delete any item (only 3 coefficients were significantly above 0.50 in absolute value).

When browsing posts a moderator is able to delete (or hide really) a single post by clicking the 'delete' link in the top information bar for that post.

One such avenue, Wolf says, is that researchers may be able to delete key monkey genes--a procedure commonly done in mice whose populations are more homogeneous--and easily evaluate the effects in clones.

That's why it's scary to think that, with an arbitrary keystroke, publishers will be able to delete our digital libraries in a second.

" You won't be able to delete your account without giving a reason.

Users have a 'right-of-erasure', being able to delete their own accounts.