Sentence examples for internet levels from inspiring English sources

A recent study by researchers at Yale University and the University of California at Berkeley has found that the Internet levels the playing field for African-American, Hispanic and female customers, who usually pay more for cars at dealerships than white males do.

What's the use of a big publishing house in the days when the Internet levels the playing field and gives any connected person an equivalent or superior reach?

The Internet levels not only access but credibility, to the uninformed at least, and why shouldn't a curious and lightly bigoted young person choose to believe that Zionists have been perpetuating the myth of the Holocaust for decades?

Although all had experience of using computers, e-mail and the Internet, levels of confidence and the extent to which the medium played a part in their everyday lives, varied widely.

Even before the Internet levelled the world of libidinal gazing, the titillation that Hefner's imagery evoked had already mostly vanished.

They're trying to recreate the vendor lock-in they achieved with the Windows platform at the Internet level, and the open source community, which doesn't work with the kind of central strategic coordination that Microsoft does, is struggling to respond.

To define the equivalence between MOS41Spec at the user level and MOS41IPSpec at the Internet level, an equivalence relation of classes in ontologies is used (equivalent-to).

Taking the previous example into consideration, when a hypothetical standardization organization publishes the MOS parameter using NetQoSOnt, it must also publish a set of equivalence relations between MOS ranges and QoS specification at the Internet level.

Bionex differentiates itself from the competition by providing solutions that are scalable to both the retail and internet level.

No one expects agency business to rebound to pre-Internet levels, but recent signs — like the fact that leisure travelers accounted for a 10 percent bump in sales in 2010 (a bit less in 2011) — suggest that agents can still play a relevant role.

While the Internet supposedly levels the playing field, web-page metatags don't replace marketing dollars.