Sentence examples for content cut from inspiring English sources

The books are the same story, the same characters; content cut from the early version was put back and the book slightly remastered, as it were, for King's later, more-receptive-to-giant-novels audience.

The main challenge today is to help relevant content cut through all the clutter and rise to the top in a meaningful, pluralistic and diverse way.

The data tends to indicate that free levels or content cut potential sales in half because once players have seen the first few minutes of the game and scratched that itch, there's no reason to buy.

Falling in step with various recent industry moves, Microsoft has set up a formal process for removing links to so-called 'revenge porn' from its Bing search engine, allowing victims to notify it via a dedicated web form to have access to the content cut off.

Even with the raunchy content cut out, it was an uphill battle.

They have to be compelling and authentic in a way that makes the content cut through.

"Some [savings] will come from programme content cuts, and one of the biggest areas is sadly sport," she said.

The very variable levels of these matrix effects suggested DOC content cut-offs above which sample purification was required.

In a speech last October that explored this issue, WTO Director General Pascal Lamy reported that "a series of estimates based on true domestic content cuts the [U.S.-China trade] deficit by half, if not more".

The GC content cut-off showed to be more stringent than e-value criterion but similarly permissive as the e-value criterion.

We subsequently examined the GC-effect between the groups and chose an appropriate GC content cut-off to catch a comparable number of indels in the two intervals (Table 5).