Sentence examples for internet introduced from inspiring English sources

Reuters, which was criticized last year as being slow to embrace the Internet, introduced a new Web strategy in February.

The rise of the Internet introduced the open-access model — journals such as Public Library of Science, or PLoS, which are free and widely available.

Those lists appear on the first few pages, a change Mr. Feiwus and Mr. Irvin, Penney's president for catalogs and the Internet, introduced.

As cable and then the Internet introduced new competitors, station owners began to rely on a second revenue source, the so-called retransmission fees that come from the cable and satellite operators that pick up their signals and repackage them for subscribers.

Then the internet introduced PayPal and other digital-only payment forms, which consumers and then businesses came to embrace.

It should have come as no surprise when Twitter, one of the most popular sites on the Internet, introduced advertising last week to monetize its traffic.

Some designers express frustration with the impersonal element that the Internet introduces, particularly with small projects that the client wants completed quickly.

It allows the user to navigate through Internet introducing text, clicking on active elements and moving around the screen using only their eyes.

Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the internet, introducing the closing plenary at the summit, said the next challenge for the delegates from all over the world was to go back and persuade the people at home.

Sadly, that story foreshadows a potential future for the U.S., as moves to boost efficiency of ageing energy systems by connecting them to the Internet introduce unanticipated security risks.

The company contends it has a strategy that is already paying off: deepen the news Web sites that already draw some of the heaviest traffic and advertising on the Internet, introduce glossy magazines that attract high-end advertisers, and shop judiciously for Internet acquisitions.