Sentence examples for even more users from inspiring English sources
But the move might prompt even more users to flock to tablets instead.
To draw even more users, Mr. Balsley added a small, enclosed play area at the south end.
And a deal with Motorola, a maker of mobile phones, to include iPod-like music-player software on some handsets, starting this spring, should attract even more users.
Last summer it attracted even more users when Google added a pop-up blocker to the toolbar's features, effectively filtering the unsolicited advertisements that appear along with many Web pages.
And Facebook, the world's biggest social network, will soon start testing local discounts.In addition, Groupon cannot rely on the "network effects" that have given companies such as Facebook and eBay, the world's biggest online-auction site, an almost unassailable lead: the more users such services have, the more valuable they become, thus attracting even more users.
Simply put, the data the firm collects from its many users help improve its search algorithm and the ad selection, which attracts even more users and advertisers, which allows Google to improve its algorithms and infrastructure, and so on.Yet even if these are real economic issues, the big question is what to do about them.
To put that in even more user-friendly fashion, Mr. Greene values "the art of knowing what to ignore".
He added, "We fully expect to continue to embrace reform ideas that make the process even more user-friendly".
The postseason schedule also includes Summertime Classics, a series in which programs of favorites are made even more user-friendly, now in its seventh season.
Then, last summer, Facebook revised the privacy settings to introduce new controls over the dissemination of information, some of which resulted in even more user data becoming visible on the Internet.
Making the theatergoing experience even more user-friendly, most of Dublin's theaters are within a mile or so of one another, and weather permitting, walking among them is a perfect way to explore and absorb the city's literary roots.
