Sentence examples for electronically sharing from inspiring English sources

Now, though, we have ways of not just storing, but electronically sharing data.

What about the $2 billion you are spending on "health information exchanges," wherein hospitals are supposed to start electronically sharing patient data with each other?

It seems that Kathleen and Joe loathe each other in person but are unwittingly close confidants, electronically sharing their innermost thoughts.

However, pharmacies electronically sharing a real-time, online database may transfer up to the maximum refills permitted by law and the prescriber's authorization.

Music bloggers spend their time rifling through promo CDs, going to shows, interviewing artists, and staring at their computer screens to come up with clever ways of electronically sharing their passions.

— John Donohue Music bloggers spend their time rifling through promo CDs, going to shows, interviewing artists, and staring at their computer screens to come up with clever ways of electronically sharing their passions.

And General Electric Appliances introduced Harmony, a tag-team washer and dryer that electronically share information on loads of clothes and types of fabrics to set water levels and drying temperatures.

IGS has collaborated to produce California Choices, a comprehensive resource guide with a unique and colorful multimedia presence and an online tool that, along with a wealth of related data, lets voters electronically share their personal positions on ballot propositions.

Callisto makes the reporting experience less daunting by enabling its users to create a digital time-stamped record, which is then electronically shared with campus administration.

This leaves the information vulnerable to interception, resulting in server compromises, identity thefts, credit card fraud, etc. Keyvault provides an easy to use solution, limiting your exposure when you need to electronically share private information with others.

A recent study from the University of Buffalo found that worries about privacy prevent many patients from signing up to electronically share their medical records with providers.