Sentence examples for almost any content from inspiring English sources

Users are able to communicate with anybody in their address book anywhere in the world with almost any content mix at any time.

Jive's co-founder, Bill Lynch, says that the connector is part of a greater strategy, called Jive Connects,which will let organizations surface content and activities from almost any content management system (CMS).

This will be complicated by the fact that almost any content can be copied by a subscriber and pasted to his or her personal blog, or torrented, or spread by any number of alternate means of distribution.

Just as a legal code of conduct can have almost any content, as long as it is capable of guiding behavior, and a religious code of conduct has no limits on content, all of the relativist and individualist accounts of morality, have almost no limit on the content of a moral code.

Jam-making has advanced, and the pectin available now means you can get jam to set at almost any sugar content".

The concept of "firmware" has evolved to mean almost any programmable content of a hardware device, not just machine code, but also configurations and data for application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), programmable logic devices, etc. Firmware involves very basic, low-level operations, without which an electronic device would not work.

More interesting about the new Apple TV is the AirPlay functionality that is going to allow you to push almost any video content from any iOS device right to your Apple TV (and soon other devices that have this built-in).

Censors in Iran block almost all content on dating and homosexuality.

But, as Lundahl & Seitl's project manager Emma Leach tells The Creators Project, almost all content and recordings are developed anew for each space.

But, as Lundahl & Seitl's project manager Emma Leach told me, almost all content and recordings are developed anew for each space.

New Labour has helped by mutating into a formidable campaign machine devoid of almost any consistent ideological content.