Sentence examples similar to illustrated website from inspiring English sources

77 % of Twitter's accounts are held outside the USA, which illustrate the website's global outreach.

In addition, RinGs stated that it would use the images to illustrate our website and other published materials with credit to the photographers.

As an illustration of how this process might work, consider the following scenario from the Understanding Evolution website (illustrated in Fig. 3): 1.

At a time of continuing discussion over the role that hyperpartisan websites, fake news and social media play in the divided America of 2016, LibertyWritersNews illustrates how websites can use Facebook to tap into a surging ideology, quickly go from nothing to influencing millions of people and make big profits in the process.

Figures 1 and 2 illustrate the websites of the experimental and control conditions.

Lastly, Raymond Blanc's Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons in Oxfordshire received a gong from the Travel Mole trade site last week for its lavishly illustrated and beautifully detailed website.

The website is illustrated with a vulpine photograph of Hefner from that era, surrounded by smiling women in bunny costumes.

It's certainly telling that nearly all tabloid articles about 'benefit broods' (as the Philpott children were described as by the Mail in 2006 in an article since deleted from their website) are illustrated with a posed photo showing the parent(s) on the sofa with all their children assembled around them like evidence in a court case.

As Renaud said, the marketplace lending platform's loan grading system, which it illustrates on its website, is in many ways more transparent and more accurate than what a traditional rating agency can achieve.

The following example from Gap's 2009 website illustrates company efforts to overcome such challenges: One of the biggest challenges is dealing with factory management that [is] not transparent with us.

This website illustrates which states require interpreters to have NIC certification and/or state licensure.