Sentence examples for far more content from inspiring English sources

"There's just far more content here than anywhere else.

"Marketing is becoming far more content driven, far more engagement driven.

I'm far more content now than I've ever been in my life.

The former spun off SI.com, which has far more content than its print parent.

Critics complain that the Times, and other papers, could make more from advertising if they didn't have a paywall, because far more readers would read far more content.

While there are "a lot of days" that she thinks "this isn't what I signed on for," for the most part she is far more content with her choice than she could have predicted before the children were born.

All those possibilities would be complicated by issues like how commercials could be inserted, and even more daunting, how its unsparing language, violence, and sexual situations could be rendered acceptable on any of those far more content-sensitive outlets.

The 31-year-old, who has also won the 200m butterfly and 200m individual medley, along with the 4x100m and 4x200m freestyle relays – he won silver in the 100m butterfly – has also looked a far more contented athlete in Rio; fatherhood clearly suits him yet his competitive urge remains undimmed.

Much of their online content was locked behind a paywall for some time, but Zagat relaunched its website in Feburary to include far more free content.

Companies like Kink or Naughty America — another prominent suite of porn sites with far more conventional content (errant secretaries, hair-twirling co-eds) — now work with invisible sales forces of tens of thousands of affiliates.

As Richard Greenfield, a media analyst at B.T.I.G., noted in a blog post on Thursday, a merged entity could offer "a far more powerful content company" in a post-channel world.