Sentence examples for have to keep logging from inspiring English sources

The new product will be One Touch-enabled, too — meaning online shoppers don't have to keep logging in again with a username and password on each website they visit, following their initial PayPal sign-in.

CPs felt that this was the more practical usable method since multiple users did not have to keep logging in and out of the system.

This is Apple Pay's promise, as well; and PayPal itself has been working to make online checkout more seamless through its OneTouch solution, which saves your credentials across sites and apps so you don't have to keep logging in.

Gun dealers would also have to keep logs of ammunition sales, and ammunition purchases would be registered using a thumbprint.

"I have to keep a log and he rarely has any instances now.

Employees participating in the program would have to keep a log of the miles they drove each week to see if they really reduced gasoline consumption.

You find that this treatment involves a fair amount of homework: You typically have to keep a written log of your thoughts and feelings to examine them.

If you want to keep the fire strong, you will have to keep adding twigs, newspaper, and logs to it.

Such ratio may look quite low when compared to the above-ground carbon stock of all the total forested area, but we have to keep in mind that the units logged over the 1974 2012 in the Permanent Forest Estate cover 0.12 Mha, i.e. 5 % of the total forested area in French Guiana (Fig. 1).

Tweetbackup has posted a note about the closure on its site, as well as — yes — on its Twitter account, noting that new signups are stopping as of today, and that existing users will have 30 days, until June 28, to keep logging into their accounts and back up their Twitter data elsewhere.

By the early 1960s some conventions for Soviet sci-fi movies had developed: in addition to the space mission and the cute robot, the spaceship was always run by a computer; one cosmonaut had to keep a log book.