Sentence examples for combination of online from inspiring English sources

That process, a combination of online questionnaires, medicals, tests, and intensive interviews, lasted a full year.

King was monitoring the protests from home, via a combination of online streaming video, Twitter, CNN, e-mail, and texts.

According to Pulatkonak, a combination of online and offline engagement is the "magic formula" to networking success in Turkey.

And though many are well-intentioned, the toxic combination of online anonymity and power in numbers means these groups often act more like online bullies than passionate fans.

The Financial Times, edited by Lionel Barber, continued to turn a profit thanks to a combination of online charging, increasing subscriptions and higher cover prices.

Using a combination of online geographic databases and satellite imagery, Rebecca Means locates candidate sites, which she, her husband, and their six-year-old daughter then trek to.

Rivals fear that the big four will exploit their dominant status in their main businesses to gain an unfair advantage in other areas a charge that lies at the heart of the antitrust case against Google.Second, the giants want to get consumers hooked on their own "platforms"—combinations of online services and apps that run on smartphones and tablet computers.

One study demonstrated that sequentially mixed mode (online survey followed by a paper survey with a reminder) was more effective than an online survey or the combination of an online and paper survey sent similtaneously in the first mail out.

One study demonstrated that sequentially mixed mode (online survey followed by a paper survey with the reminder) was more effective than an online survey or the combination of an online and paper survey sent similtaneously in the first mail-out.

The latter refers to the combination of shopping online and networking on Web sites like Facebook and Twitter.

I again declare an interest here, but the owners of the Herald say their combination of subscriptions, online advertising and free magazines like Scottish Walks has provided a model for the future, even though sales of the group's flagship daily, the Herald, are falling.