Sentence examples for every type of content from inspiring English sources

Next, to really win in the living room, the firm must expand into every type of content possible, from any content partner available.

By being able to tell users what's trending and what others in their social networks are talking about, Apple could help fatten the long tail of every type of content it sells.

"These filters are bound to block legitimate acts of expression... because they can't tell apart valid uses like quotation from infringement". And getting a licence for every type of content that exists from every publisher would be "plainly impossible", she said.

The Big Trend So everyone who didn't get it a year ago gets it now: Very soon, just about every type of content is going to be sliced, diced and presented to consumers in whatever format they want, whenever they want it, wherever they want it.

"We need access to every type of content we desire without having to actually download anything," he says, which "will be reality in most households within five or 10 years," perhaps through Internet-enabled devices like Microsoft's Xbox 360 or a Samsung Blu-ray player.

We quickly became the market leader and so we decided we might as well go for every type of 3D content.

The Internet turned the screen of the PC into an arena where every type of imaginable content could pop up from games to pictures and movies and so on.

One amusing result highlighted by the chart is that Europeans are shown living up to their cynical reputation, with Forrester finding for every type of advertising content it asked about in the survey Europeans consistently trusted it less than their U.S. counterparts (including, it has to be said, their own friends and family).

Tables 2 and 3 demonstrate that in the human genome there is a prevalence of deletions over insertions (i.e. negative values of Δ X and Δ nonX) for every type of nucleotide content studied and for every type of MRI and control region with the exception of GC-indels in GC-rich MRI regions.

A following paragraph caveats that Facebook's in-house AI does not currently have the ability to automatically identify every type of (potentially) problematic content.

The FTC began its legal action against 3FN in June 2009 charging that it was "actively colluding" with the web's cyber criminals to distribute almost every type of malware and illegal content.