Sentence examples for junk electronic from inspiring English sources

An e-mail address that serves as a probe is planted along a communications network so that it is picked up and included in mass junk electronic mailings -- the sizable ones known as spam.

In the Library Gallery you find the room full of moving metal sculptures that animate Robbie Thomson's Ecstatic Arc, a whirring, jerking robotic ballet that seems to generate its own junk electronic music and random sparks of light.

It is a strategy that leaves tons of electronic junk in its wake.

(Like pornography, however, which has profited greatly from the ease and privacy of electronic junk mail, you know it when you see it).

In addition, the consumer advocates say, sending bulk e-mail messages to constituents who have not agreed to receive it is essentially electronic junk mail, or spam.

After all, if Best Buy stopped recycling, even more electronic junk would pile up in landfills, and all of us would pay the price.

Now most e-mail users are inundated with unsolicited electronic junk mail; were future anthropologists to look through them, they might conclude that this was a civilization obsessed with reproductive anatomy, mortgage rates and prescription drugs.

With electronic junk mail, the opposite is true: it costs a pittance to send a million messages — or even a billion — and recipients almost always spend more than the sender.

The primary reason e-mail is becoming a closed system is spam, the dreaded electronic junk mail that floods in under the guise of deceptive subject headings like "Great seeing you last week" or "I found those pictures you wanted!" In recent years, spam has become an annoyance pandemic.

Then there was that 7-1 Premier League defeat at Chelsea, some electronic junk in the blogosphere that had him stomping out of Aston Villa and a spurt of adverse supporter comment about his supposed disinclination to rotate or give kids a chance.

Take the examples of complex problems such as the continual growth of a stockpile of electronic junk or the prevalence and dependence of the human species on non-biodegradable plastics, solving Cancer, or sending people to distant stars.