Sentence examples for content might be from inspiring English sources

Third, explain why this content might be deemed objectionable to you or a particular group.

- what type of pages the browser has visited (to build up an idea of what content might be used).

Nor did we offer a view as to how much non-market content might be publicly funded.

Normally, he said, as much as 90percentt of the content might be devoted to the candidate making the proposal.

"Online content might be more up-to-date and more cheaply available, but not everybody will have a device or Internet connection to access it.

Earlier this year one of the "fathers of the Internet" Vint Cerf, caused a stir when he expressed concern that today's digital content might be lost forever.

But these days Malaysians looking to avoid R-rated content might be advised to steer clear of news reports about their own leaders.

Some of the content might be grown-up material, but Moore insists the project is aimed at a young audience increasingly left behind by the comics mainstream.

While the use of flagging mechanisms to remove threatening or harmful content might be understandable, it seems that users also sometimes employ the "report" button out of malice.

I thought the added content might be distracting and make the game drag, but it was all short and sweet, enriching the game rather than diminishing it.

Ms. McDougall said the law could potentially affect Web site forums and chat rooms that are unrelated to escort sites, but where illicit content might be reposted.