Sentence examples for cyber versions from inspiring English sources
State officials, trying to soften objections that it is morally irresponsible and financially unsound for New York to turn to gambling to pay for education, say that the new parlors are merely cyber versions of the lottery terminals selling scratch-off tickets in delis, convenience stores and bodegas all around the state.
In order to tour the campus, students must first create avatars, which are cyber versions of themselves.
Suppose cyber versions of Bernard Madoff manipulated figures on corporate balance sheets and earnings statements to exploit those changes for financial or business gain.
The Times has reported that hackers who broke into the Democratic National Committee's e-mail trove a cyber version of the Watergate burglary were likely agents of the Russian Federation.
They can sample criminology, find out about the student union, try balancing a budget and play spot-the-difference in a cyber version of a student's scruffy room.
As if the voting irregularities were not trouble enough, computer hackers infiltrated the Bernalillo County Web site late Friday and left the cyber version of a calling card, with the name Prime Suspectz.
Instead, her slightly implausible grief drove her to accept a recommendation from a friend to sign up for a software service – stay with me, people – that creates a sort of cyber version of the deceased by scanning their social-media comments.
In a cyber version of sports talk radio, they can pour their overwrought interest in high school and recreation-league sports into Web postings and engage in angry back-and-forths that are beyond the bounds of public tolerance in most communities.
The cookies arrived yesterday, delivered by the actual little girl, not a cyber version bearing virtual cookies.
Like the proliferation of competing agencies, the formation of a cybermilitary-industrial complex (made up mainly of the giant corporations already in the non-cyber version of the same) is quite predictable.
It may sound like a scene from a zombie apocalypse movie or the first episode of NBC's popular new show "Revolution," but it could be your life -- a nationwide cyber-version of Ground Zero.
