Sentence examples for material or content from inspiring English sources

"There is a sensible middle way that protects the wellbeing of children, both in terms of from bullying, homophobic actions and protects the wellbeing of children from being exposed to inappropriate material or content".

Once an oasis of free speech, the Russian internet is now subject to vague laws that allow the government's communications watchdog to block sites deemed to publish "extremist" material or content harmful to children.

Music-making is now a "project" that generates "material", – or "content" for your iTunes dashboard – and few have been more adept at swimming through these quicksilver waters than Brian Burton.

The notions of value and value-relatedness are crucial to determine Rickert's material or content-related (inhaltlich) criterion for the demarcation of the sciences.

Some reports failed to provide details regarding the intervention activities, materials or content [ 48, 51].

Is this transmedia material marketing or content?

After establishing the ontological features of the prophysical subject, we can turn to the primordial materials or contents that the prophysical subject forms.

While educational activities, materials or contents would be used to complement contact (i.e., C+E), those participants in the condition (i.e., C) that does not receive them would need to have something provided in order to control for the "generic" elements (e.g., attention paid, time spent, a novel event) that are given to the C+E group.

Aspiration of foreign oropharyngeal material or gastric content is a serious risk factor for the development of aspiration pneumonia in patients receiving mechanical ventilation in the ICU.

The latter assays are therefore only useful for determining the potency of monovalent bulk material or HA content of monovalent vaccines.

However, the USMLE examines only important aspects of basic science knowledge taught in medical school and is not a clear standard for the retention of actual lecture material or course content that is typically crowded with the teacher's favourite material [ 8].