Sentence examples for internet contacts from inspiring English sources

Arid Uka, who murdered two American soldiers last year, had internet contacts to groups similar to Mr Abu Nagie's.

Pakistani authorities said the men, encouraged by Internet contacts with a Pakistani militant, went to Pakistan last year seeking to wage jihad against American troops in Afghanistan.

That has led to a series of arrests that critics say resulted from informants who worked for Egyptian law enforcement, posed as gay men and lured Internet contacts to public places before the police swooped in to arrest them.

And a woman working for a group making Internet contacts between Tibetan exiles and Chinese citizens was stopped by Chinese intelligence officers on her way back to Tibet, shown transcripts of her online conversations and warned to stop her political activities.

In June, a judge banned sales of Samsung's Galaxy Nexus phone, validating 8,086,604 and ruling that the phone infringed on Apple's patent because it featured a "Google quick search box" that allowed users to enter one search term, either typed or spoken, that returned results simultaneously from the Internet, contacts stored on the phone and recently visited Web sites.

Through these various calls, I had my internet contacts checked for viruses, my outgoing emails analyzed to be sure I hadn't sent out the virus I received, and my computer scanned for viruses and cleaned up.

(College students taking final exams will be among the first to buy Internet contact lenses).

The difficulty with unscreened internet contact is that there is no other adult checking the communication.

Good socialization is a prerequisite for life online, not an effect of it, he pointed out; without a real-world counterpart — the possibility of running into Web friends "at the grocery store" — Internet contact gets ranty, dishonest, and weird.

She spends a long time explaining to me how the Sri Lankan government dispersed negative propaganda about her on the internet, contacting her fans individually, because they wanted to present a clean image of their country.

But on my recent trip to Chen Guangcheng's hometown in rural Shandong, I saw that his spirit lives on — not only in the memories of people he has helped, many of whom have now become activists themselves, but also through Chen's regular Internet contact with local activists.