Sentence examples for application anyone from inspiring English sources

The story was created using Channel45News, a quick and dirty web application anyone can use to generate a social media frame that resembles credible news (it's not hard to imitate, sadly).

Since Android is an open-source type of application, anyone can have access to its code and customize it.

In an attempt to deter frivolous applications, anyone who wants to challenge the refusal of an application for judicial review will have to pay £215 to appear in person.

To ensure that patients and users benefit from novel biomedical hydrogels with medical applications, anyone involved in the design and development of these products should be aware of the increasingly strict regulatory requirements that these products must meet before they can be placed on the market.

In this setting formal equality of opportunity also requires that applications from anyone are accepted, applications are judged on their merits, and the most qualified according to criteria that are relevant to job performance are offered positions.

Brandis has said repeatedly that his new law is a law of general application, so anyone who discloses the information – who reveals information that is otherwise secret – is caught.

Injunction application If anyone needed reminding of that, the timing of thousands of tweets mentioning Ryan Giggs earlier this month – curiously just as the law firm Schillings went to the High Court over an injunction taken out on behalf of an unnamed footballer – should have disabused them.

When was the last time that anything sped up a computer application that anyone used 50 times?

Wallapop is a second-hand marketplace application where anyone can post goods they want to sell.

The Bambuser application lets anyone use their iPhone to broadcast live video directly to the web.

We take our lead from the bio-objects tool-kit developed by Webster (unpublished), a framework providing concepts suitable for application by anyone interested in the revealing capacity of the bio-objects approach.