Sentence examples for internet exert from inspiring English sources

Specifically, peers and the Internet exert direct impact on both attitudes and behavior.

The internet exerts a powerful jackass ray, and lord knows so does talking about race, and we are essentially crossing the streams here.

But the actual value of transactions currently concluded online is dwarfed by the extraordinary influence the internet is exerting over purchases carried out in the offline world.

The Internet is exerting tremendous pressure on these data providers to create services (often referred to as e-utilities or Web services) that allow users to search and access databases remotely.

Among major authoritarian regimes at the turn of the century, only China's Communist leaders have made the bet that they can loosen controls on the economy, allow in the Internet and still exert iron control over the nation's politics.

A growing number of governments, political parties and even some misguided individuals, such as the Macedonian teenagers who fabricated fake stories to draw traffics to their websites during the U.S. elections, are turning to internet platforms to exert influence over the flow of information.

Through their 'land-grab' domination of the Internet, these OTAs exert total domination over the entire traditional travel sector including the airlines, hotels, cruises and rental cars all of whom used to have some influence over their own destiny but now cannot even set their prices where they want without getting a menacing 'nasty-gram' from an OTA.

In this picture, nations around the world are looking to exert their internet independence and Google is a bystander, drawn by its success into a wider conflict.

To study how the ability of Internet Water Army to exert influence, we construct a multi-agent system with coevolution of topics and cyber collective behaviors and design the behavior patterns and strategies of Internet Water Army.

He added: "The sentence is intended to ensure the continuing integrity of trial by jury". He said of Fraill: "Throughout, she was acting on her own initiative, without any oblique motive, and there is no evidence to suggest that she used her searches on the internet in order to exert improper influence on the verdicts of the jury.

But isn't that what the Internet is all about: exerting ourselves through sustained hard thinking, ignoring all distractions, in order to make extremely difficult choices? (Have you watched Google's Freddie Mercury tribute yet, by the way? It's amazing.