Sentence examples for legitimate streams from inspiring English sources

Before I go on, here are all the usual Goldblog caveats: AIPAC is too unthinkingly rightist to me, J Street is too naively leftist, etc. etc., but both groups represent legitimate streams of Jewish pro-Israel thought in America, and both are worthy of the president's attention.

The growth of legitimate streaming services has driven overall revenues up in South Korea and Sweden.The possibility that music-streaming websites will turn CD buyers into freeloaders is a concern only in countries where people still buy music.

As a result, the N.B.A. has gone so far as to form a partnership with two peer-to-peer streaming services in China to offer legitimate streaming of live games.

Last .fmwas a powerhouse in the days before legitimate streaming on demand.

The service's popularity and its ease of use has already been cited as a potential competitor for legitimate streaming services, like Netflix.

The new look and organizational theory reflects SoundCloud's need to go from a site organized around community sharing of legally gray material to something resembling a more legitimate streaming audio business that partners with professional media makers.

One of the key goals for legitimate streaming services is to make their products easier to use than piracy, and cheap enough for the price-conscious public in India.

Yet the Saw Mill River earns a distinction as being the closest legitimate trout stream to New York City, flowing just two miles from the Bronx line before emptying into the Hudson.

In fact, uncontrolled intervention like this, where water is frequently diverted from a legitimate down-stream use, is a classic example of inadequately defined water rights—it is chaotic and unregulated.

Carefully regulated product placement is a legitimate revenue stream and the money raised could be used to support the production of original content – content the viewers want to watch".

Admiral Mullen said he was inspired to write the essay after receiving a constant stream of legitimate, if troubling, questions while visiting military personnel around the world.