Sentence examples for dump resources from inspiring English sources

These review sites dump resources into solving the fake review problem by making it more difficult for someone to leave a review, or by forcing a reviewer to jump through more hoops to make sure he or she is real, or by filtering some reviews off of the site, as Yelp does.

And if that's the case, why should Facebook dump resources into them?

The company would apparently rather continue making full-blown Windows 8 tablets and notebooks rather than dump resources into a new RT tablet and hoping people into buying them.

The revelations come as both sides are dumping considerable resources and time into the state, which is seen as critical to Mr. Trump's hopes of winning the White House.

How does the dumping of resources by a wealthy country into a single political point of view help foster the Iraqi people's ability to chart their own path?

WASHINGTON -- A federal judge in Arizona criticized the FBI and federal prosecutors on Wednesday for dumping government resources into an undercover sting operation that nabbed a low-level politician taking a few thousand dollars worth of tickets to sporting events.

Then they took that name and ran with it; commercial after abstract commercial, they dumped tons of resources and TV air time to their Droid line-up while firing off interest-destroying duds like this one for their other phones.

When we used to get large deposits, we would dump a ton of resources into a project only to find out that those resources needed to stay on much longer than anticipated due to client changes or other unforeseen issues.

For two centuries it's been like a closely guarded secret that the entire economic system we live in, and assumed was forever, is actually part of another larger system, but with only so many resources and dump sites.

Airbnb, for one, has dumped a lot of resources into developing design components that can be applied across the company.

It's a bold – and some say impossible – goal, and a hell of a marketing campaign for Nike, which has been dumping time, money and resources into Saturday's event for a few years now.