Sentence examples for linked online from inspiring English sources

As a bonus it is linked online to a monthly prize competition and a newsletter for the solutions.

That's because two linked online campaign groups, known as the "Sad Puppies" and their more politically extreme running mates, the "Rabid Puppies", have been campaigning hard to register supporters and bump their preferred titles on to the shortlists.

Last year the Harvard Business Review linked online game-playing to leadership ability, pointing out that multiplayer games such as World of Warcraft and EverQuest are good at developing skills such as "risk-taking, speed and fluidity" that businesses need in a globalised digital workplace.

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It is also linked online to 88 banks in 9 countries worldwide.

To add to the efficiency, most major textbook publishers, such as Cengage Learning, Pearson Education and McGraw-Hill Education, have linked online question banks to their textbooks, at least in disciplines where the use of online tests is common which easily integrates with the more popular LMSs such as Blackboard™.

(The Times' Anna North recently wrote about a study linking online trolling with psychopathy, Machiavellianism, and sadism).

But one of the most challenging aspects of battling "cyber crime" is convincingly linking online aliases to real people.

While BehaviorMatrix has measured and modeled online opinion and emotion for clients before, it has just begun trying to link online profiles with flesh-and-blood voters.

DoubleClick was instrumental in forming the N.A.I. in 1999 in response to outrage over its plans, since abandoned, to link online advertising to personal data from catalog companies.

Linking online dating apps to LinkedIn was "a stroke of genius", according to Rick Nguyen, a 28-year old entrepreneur and co-founder of Spot Trender.