Sentence examples for making more content from inspiring English sources

Media companies are also making more content available online.

"By making more content available in more windows...the need to go consume lower-quality pirated material is diminished," says Disney's Strategic Chief Peter Murphy Peter Murphy.

The announcement adds a bit of value to the 3D experience by making more content available, but the inevitable question is "will it be enough?" Games are one thing, but in order to transcend their gimmick status, 3D smartphones need more applications that designed from the ground up with 3D in mind instead of just as an afterthought.

Giving ghostwriters too many assignments for too little pay purely for the sake of making more content floods the Internet with fluff pieces that damage the work true thought leaders, journalists, content writers and marketers are putting in serious time and effort to contribute.

Some of the ideas we have in mind for the future include the following: making more content online only, to reflect the fact that most of our users access the journal online rather than the print version; finding faster ways to publish research; clinical scenarios; and paediatric journal club critiques.

Now the U.S. music and movie industries are moving to make more content available legally.

The industry's best hope for a solution is to make more content available for digital purchase on more platforms.

But European commercial broadcasters have questioned the need for legislation to make more content available across borders.

I ask myself if the PSBs can use new technology and their online platforms to make more content available from other parts of the creative industries?

Nisenholtz says the paper will make more content available after its pay wall is in place.

The big SXSW bet is that Hansell and his Seedsters can make more content, faster, better, and cheaper than anyone else.