Sentence examples for internet drives from inspiring English sources

The open nature of the Internet drives its success.

Beyond China's economic obstacles, its political system — including constraints on speech, religion, civil society, and the Internet — drives away some of the country's boldest and most entrepreneurial thinkers.

Saskia Walzel, senior policy advocate at Consumer Focus, says that the extent of copyright infringement online can be overstated, as is the notion that a hippyish commitment to an unregulated internet drives behaviour.

Ms. Ryan, who owns a driving school, found her Prince Edward Island house on the Internet, drove 11 hours from Worcester to see it and made an offer on the spot.

Their Internet drive alone has brought in several million dollars, officials said.

In Japan, expensive access to the fixed Internet drove users to mobiles; in America it was mobiles that priced themselves out of the market.

Mr. Obama's decision last month to reverse course angered some ardent supporters, who organized an Internet drive to influence his vote.

As the tweet spiralled across the internet, driven by 100,000 retweets, it seemed as though the whole world was revolving around that room.

Then a series of mortifying missteps involving booze, a gun that shoots potatoes and topless pictures on the Internet drive both siblings back to their parents' home in Tennessee, where they fall under the Fang spell again.

And as in the rest of the political world, this rebellion is happening on the Internet, driven by ordinary Americans with laptops and a surprising amount of free time.

"I am also proud to be the last person on earth who hasn't seen 'Gangnam Style.' " The whole experience was an almost cartoonishly apt example of how handily the Internet drove anti-Internet culture: we'd picked Erik's flat for its international homogeneity, but what we got was a meandering day with odd and engaging Erik.