Sentence examples for launch of the internet from inspiring English sources

"With the amount of downloads they've had since the App Store launched last July, it must be one of the fastest rising businesses since the launch of the internet," said David Rowan, editor of the newly launched Wired UK magazine.

You don't have to be a Google booster to realize the Tuesday launch of the Internet king's Android platform may alter the mobile landscape.

It's been nearly two decades since the launch of the Internet's first search engines, and search engine placement is still king.

The partnership with Ericsson, meanwhile, will see the launch of the Internet.org Innovation Lab, where developers can test apps either for communities with limited bandwidth, or to help engage those communities better.

During his time in office, he launched programs that directly led to the development of the Interstate Highway System in the United States, the launch of the Internet (DARPA), the exploration of space (NASA), and the peaceful use of alternative energy sources (Atomic Energy Act).

A recent example of this trend can be witnessed in Facebook's recent launch of the internet.org app, which provides free access to online resources like Wikipedia, weather updates, job listings, health information and Facebook's own social network.

"From the very beginning, it was clear that the election was going to be unjust," said Navalny," but I really wanted to know if one could do any significant damage to United Russia by means of a campaign launched on the internet".

During the H1N1v pandemic, in the absence of a systematic method for quantifying healthcare-seeking behaviour, consultation numbers were scaled-up by assuming that 30% of individuals with ILI sought medical attention at the start of the epidemic, and that this percentage increased to 50% with the launch of the internet- and telephone-based National Pandemic Flu Service NPFSS) in July [ 2].

Facebook is marking the one-year anniversary of the launch of its Internet.org service, which enables free mobile access to a selection of web services in emerging markets, with a push to bring more mobile operators into the project.

On a recent episode of "The Office," Jim (played by John Krasinski) had to sub for Ryan, the small-town temp who thinks he's an Apple-worthy tech marketer, at the launch of an Internet gadget called the Pyramid.

In 2014 we launched the FeministPrinciples of the Internet in an attempt to capture this gendered approach to the Internet.