Sentence examples for electronically to make from inspiring English sources

At its simplest, it is a way to automate purchasing, by exchanging the usual order and bill of sale electronically to make it safe, secure and verifiable.

On "Diamonds," the Rihanna hit he wrote with Stargate, he took a snippet of Mr. Eriksen's singing, altered the sound electronically to make it dirtier, then used that timbre, manipulated with audio software, to create ghostly accompaniment lines.

Millions of people follow the Gregory Brothers videos in which interviews by politicians and news makersvoices are electronically altered to make them sing.

Its basic premise -- that customers first must be happy if they are to buy anything -- means telling clerks in the sprawling stores to be "fast, fun and friendly" and watching them, electronically and otherwise, to make sure that they are.

The suspicion is that Qatar will point to progress in living conditions, and some small practical changes such laws requiring the payment of wages electronically, while failing to make progress on reforming kafala and more complex new laws around policing the supply chain.

The online behemoth then compounded its goof by electronically invading customers' files to make the book -- and Amazon's mistake -- vanish into digital thin air.

In yet another study, racially diverse subjects who had trouble communicating with each other electronically -- a manipulation to make communication cognitively difficult -- had less interest in future interactions, compared to those with smooth interaction.

THERE are many ways to make payments electronically, with or without a personal computer and with or without bills arriving in the mail.

"The publisher's job is to publish, and that includes electronically," he says.Publishers are determined to make sure that they will benefit from the digitisation of their product.

"My goal is to make available electronically as much content as possible," he said, adding that the FedFlix copies are sufficiently high-quality that the archives would not have to duplicate them once more.

The loss of money and the compromise of private information weaken the confidence of consumers to make payment electronically.