Sentence examples for internet illiteracy from inspiring English sources

DARIEN DASH has piled on the gold chains and partied with Puffy, then put on his three-piece suit for a Rose Garden briefing with President Clinton on the perils of Internet illiteracy in black and Hispanic communities.

Some of McCain's recent mistakes, like his Internet illiteracy, references to the "Iraqi-Pakistani border" and accusations that Iranians are training Al-Qaeda operatives, are the direct consequences of his age.

But then the company is required to seed a sector in a place with low internet adoption and high illiteracy rates with most of the customers fragmented and out of reach.

The obstacles are obvious: illiteracy, and the shortage of internet connections and electricity.

To blame the Internet for the level of noise and illiteracy in our public discourse would be like blaming Nature when the city doesn't send out the snow plows.

And when it comes to the poor performance of the bottom tier, blaming the Internet is like blaming the library for illiteracy.

Crippling technological illiteracy aside, Francis preached that the internet could help "build a society which is healthy and open to sharing," but these new technologies come with "great responsibilities," meaning he probably wants everyone to stop ghosting each other.

The majority of Nepal's population lacks access to the electricity, telephone, and internet and there are also high levels of print illiteracy.

Paradoxes persist: Internet use per capita is among the highest in the region and the illiteracy rate is relatively low; yet the educational system is inferior.

In the last three months, Mr. Loughner had a 9-millimeter bullet tattooed on his right shoulder blade and turned increasingly to the Internet to post indecipherable tutorials about the new currency, bemoan the prevalence of illiteracy and settle scores with the Army and Pima Community College, both of which had shunned him.

He also talked about how the internet and the loss of the art of letter-writing had led to a "new illiteracy".