Sentence examples for engage internet from inspiring English sources

Some researchers, practitioners and hospitals understand this and have begun in earnest to use new and social media to engage Internet users.

In Egypt, where weeks ago former dictator Hosni Mubarak resorted to shutting down Internet connectivity to keep the opposition from organizing, the post-Mubarak cabinet has now opened an official FB page and an official Youtube channel in attempt to engage Internet savvy youth.

"It was the children and young people who said we need to engage Internet cafe owners".

For reporters wanting to write a more comprehensive story and to engage Internet journalists (who need links), we included URLs for related public health studies in the backgrounder as well as a link to the Discomforting paper.

Russians are the most socially engaged internet users in Europe, spending nearly 13 hours a month on Facebook and (more popular) local equivalents.

AOL's business is focused on attracting and engaging Internet consumers and providing advertising services on both the AOL Network and the Third Party Network.

Thinking about the United States' big efforts in recent years to engage in Internet war, perhaps this could be an exploratory pre-dawn battle".

Mr. Foer said that as print publications engage the Internet, it can be difficult to clearly define and apply journalistic principles.

A willingness to engage in Internet sex with strangers, however, expresses not sexual empowerment but its opposite — a loneliness and low opinion of oneself that leads to the conclusion that any sexual contact is better than no contact at all.

Many active members of Internet dating sites have had their profiles posted for years, and while surveys of the industry are murky on this point, the sense is that only a tiny fraction of the tens of millions of people who engage in Internet dating have gotten married as a result.

"Authors who choose not to take part in any sort of online promotion or to curry online exposure," or who don't "blog, post clips on YouTube, have a page on MySpace or otherwise engage an Internet audience" will soon find themselves at "an increasing disadvantage," he writes.