Sentence examples for asking for content from inspiring English sources

We're not asking for content here, we're asking for usage," McCain said on the Senate floor.

They can also then search the billions of videos on YouTube's service by asking for content using natural speech.

But this is not surprising – the last report had an unusual spike in these sort of requests due to a school shooting in Mexico, which led to the government asking for content to be removed.

The chat app is owned by Facebook but was rated separately from it — the parent social network got approval on every criteria apart from its policy on disclosing when governments ask for content to be taken off the site.

To be sure of this, I asked for content on this exact same topic twice — and got the same article, slow baked, word for word, twice.

"What the creationists got was a bunch of heavily compromised standards that will allow them to go to textbook publishers and ask for content for teaching of intelligent design," Scott says.

Their game had already been cynically marketed to supporters of the Gamergate campaign as something that "social justice warriors" would hate, to the extent that fans were asking for downloadable content which would add women like Anita Sarkeesian into the game as murder targets.

Now, publications need to get on board with Apple, which is no small feat as everyone is asking for customized content (Facebook Instant Articles, Snapchat Stories and Discovery, Instagram, etc).

I know many people working in Paris have already heard about these promising teams, but many international readers and investors are always asking for more content about what's happening in France.

Other designers say their clients are asking for more personalized content: color-coordinated regional histories, for example, or Western-themed titles with punchy, early 20th-century jackets.

This update is something that media companies, public figures, influencers, and marketers have been asking for, as branded content is a growing and evolving part of the media landscape.