Sentence examples for gain online from inspiring English sources

But paydirt was hit all the same, when impostors were able to gain online access to the couple's accounts.

As more older people gain online access, there has been a concurrent rise in the number of Web sites geared for them.

ABC in America has done that for some time, but the latest statistics (covering the first half of 2012) show US papers losing $25 in print ad revenue for every lone greenback they gain online.

Studios and agents have shown no interest in the story of a blogger who fakes a terminal illness to gain online celebrity only to fall in love with a blogger who's really dying.

When video game consoles gain online connectivity -- something expected to occur later this year -- in-game advertising could include sponsored networked video game tournaments and direct links to online shopping sites, video game developers say.

Two days after the start of the Occupy Wall Street protests and thousands of miles away in Nebraska, the movement began to gain online cohesion independent of the magazine.

Among the questions are: Will subscriptions gained online be as reliable as those obtained through traditional methods?

The fastest growing area of bank fraud is crooks gaining online access to, and transferring funds from individuals' bank accounts, often by posing as a member of staff or even the police.

Known as an Instapoet for the traction she gains online with her poetry that deals with violence, abuse and femininity, the collection was first self-published almost two years ago, in November 2014.

The big question is: "How will universities sanction the knowledged gained online"? MH: Participation shouldn't be a numbers game: One of the most important issues for the future is understanding that widening participation shouldn't be about getting a certain percentage into higher education.

As a result, one of the Defense Department documents says, "Dr. Deutch's practice of using computers in this manner was extremely risky in that a computer 'hacker' could have gained online access to Dr. Deutch's computer and the information stored in temporary files on the hard drive, including the journal".