Sentence examples for internet match from inspiring English sources

The US champion, 28, has already played the London Classic and Tradewise Gibraltar Open, plus an internet match where he received material odds from the powerful Komodo computer program and lost narrowly.

Reports of violence in international marriages, some of them Internet matches, have increased in recent years.

With black-market organ brokers and Internet matching in the headlines, pioneers in kidney-paired exchange recognize that they may be one misplaced shipment or medical mishap away from deeper scrutiny.

Luckily Clarke was up against opponents (the judge and the inquiry counsel) whose knowledge of the internet matched that of two professors last seen alive in the Bodleian library in 1981.

Q. Are you concerned about the studies that suggest that people who don't use the Internet see no use for it, or that if the adoption of the Internet matches that of the TV, it's going to be 30 years before a lot of people get the Internet?

MentorNet's program is designed to work over the Internet, matching partners who could be thousands of miles apart.

Edible ads would allow newspapers to offer something the internet cannot match.

No one contends that the Internet can match television for immediacy.

The Uber ruling could force a rethink of the gig economy business model, where companies use apps and the internet to match customers with workers.

Mr. Apgar and Mr. Higgins noted that the demographics of Speakeasy D.S.L. customers, who use the Internet extensively, match Kozmo.com's ideal user.

Carl J. Goldberg, chairman of the New Jersey sports authority, predicted the project would be a success because it would offer experiences that neither a traditional mall nor the Internet could match.