Sentence examples for cup social from inspiring English sources

Lastly, because most FSWs were familiar with the 100% CUP, social desirability bias may have resulted in FSWs underreporting the frequency of unprotected sex.

We all have this in common: We return again and again to the Coffee Cup, the social spoon that stirs the morning cup of java in this Las Vegas bedroom community.

Inhibition of PKA impairs the ability of mice to recognize a familiar conspecific (Fig. 4D) without affecting the preference for an unfamiliar intruder over an empty cup during social learning.

Their joyful, choreographed goal celebrations, which have become a YouTube hit at a World Cup of which social media has felt an integral part, have not hurt either.

Paper & Cup is our social enterprise cafe, and we've just opened it in the evenings as a recovery cafe – a dry pub where people can meet and socialise.

The government is spending 31bn reais (£9bn) on the World Cup to accelerate social and economic development and to modernise the image of Brazil from the Rio-centric stereotypes of samba, carnival and beaches.

Major companies have embraced the World Cup as a social media marketing opportunity, while MLS has worked closely with the US Soccer Federation to encourage established mainstream media and influential figures to discuss the tournament and generate buzz – from supplying scarves to CNN anchors to vice-president Joe Biden visiting the US locker room after their win over Ghana.

Carles Puyol, the captain of FC Barcelona (and scorer of that bullet header against Germany in the World Cup) has embraced SOCIAL MEDIA~! like few others.

But here's more detail on the numbers that tell the story of World Cup 2014 on social media: The most talked-about game of the World Cup was not the final, but Brazil's 7-1 defeat by Germany in the semi-finals.

In fact, the Confederations Cup endured "unprecedented social unrest, with more than 1.5 million Brazilians taking to the streets" during the tournament.

Complex campaign Far from the buzz around the 2006 FIFA World Cup, teams of social mobilizers and health workers gathered recently in each of the 164 municipalities in Angola's 18 provinces to figure out campaign logistics.