Sentence examples for cookies present from inspiring English sources

Given virtually every internet user will have hundreds of cookies, and other forms of tracking, on their computer, and only a small proportion will be aware of this fact, cookies present a privacy concern for visitors and site owners.

The study employed a 2 (food-cue exposure: smell of baked cookies present vs. no-smell present) by 2 (duration of cue exposure: short-term vs. long-term) between-participants design.

Third, cookies present before Tor is installed may still give away the identity of the user.

"Monsterpiece Theater," with Alistair Cookie, presents "Waiting for Elmo," a play "so brilliant, it makes absolutely no sense".

But the other extreme - of making consumers consent to every cookie presented to them - is not feasible either, he said.

Privacy groups, which pushed for greater regulation on cookies, want to see users able to give consent to every cookie presented to them.

a. articles ("a cookie") b. plural ("two cookies") c. present progressive ("I walking") d. simple past ("Joey walked") e. contraction ("that's Joey") 8.

After the ceremony, the boys lingered to eat chocolate chip cookies (a present from the bride) and discuss her wedding gown.

Dimension tablesession: Session identification is based on cookies, if present.

At the end of the dinner, fortune cookies were presented.

Then come the trappings: the stockings, the cookies, the presents materializing late at night.