Sentence examples for content to supply from inspiring English sources

Kansas Senator James H. Lane was content to supply the match.

A Swedish farmers' cooperative, Lyckeby, one of Europe's biggest starch producers, was searching for potatoes with high starch content to supply the starches it sells for manufacturing paper, textile finishes, glues and other products.

Disney's $71bn bid for Rupert Murdoch's Fox, which includes the studio behind films such as X-Men and Deadpool and TV shows such as The Simpsons, is a move to control crown-jewel content to supply its service and further starve Netflix.

In the meantime, Garrett, who grew up in Arlington, Tex., has been content to supply a steady stream of headlines, such as when he asked Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones in a playful ESPN video to trade way, way up to draft him because the Cowboys are his "hometown team". He knows there's a slim-to-none chance of that happening so he's made peace with it.

The major issue regarding the design of a multimedia digital content distribution system through the web is to guarantee the security of digital content and to supply a large amount of high quality multimedia digital content to users.

This summer, the Granata would be content just to supply two out of 23 players to Prandelli's squad, while claiming a spot in continental competition for themselves.

The Economist is also looking at content deals to supply company intranets; allowing retailers to sell items off its home page in exchange for a percentage of the transaction.

Adobe also sees some green on the server side: A Flash server license runs $4,500 if content providers want to supply their own pipes.

The third option assumes that more people will follow you if they have an incentive to do so beyond simply getting access to your content, and aims to supply that incentive.

Fodor (1994, 1998) has more recently urged that a scientific psychology might not need narrow content in order to supply naturalistic (causal) explanations of human cognition and action, since the sorts of cases they were introduced to handle, viz., Twin-Earth cases and Frege cases, are either nomologically impossible or dismissible as exceptions to non-strict psychological laws.

Samsung is pursuing partnerships with film studios, cable networks and others to supply content, Ms. Ang said, but she predicted that "3-D content will proliferate because industry sees the potential for it".