Sentence examples for media a bit from inspiring English sources

The visual interface makes browsing and selecting media a bit more Luddite-friendly than traditional file sharing sites.

The workplace goes on, with social media a bit richer in gigabytes of data if not actionable content.

From the video, you can tell that Capacity looks at obsolete media a bit differently than the average person, seeing beauty in old formats, their durability, and little details that no one pays attention to like FBI warnings.

It makes use of LED lighting and is filled with "dry growth media, a bit like kitty litter, because water and gas just form giant balls up there" for use in space.

Here's a roundup of their suggestions: I think social media is a bit like starting at a new workplace.

"They talk to the media quite a bit, just not in an official way," Edward-Isaac Dovere, the editor of City Hall, said of Mr. Cuomo and his staff.

THE Chinese can be forgiven for concluding that the Western news media leave a bit to be desired in the originality department.

Farrell won the award, given to the player who "makes the greatest impact on a Super League season" in 1996 and 2004, when it was determined by an anonymous panel drawn from the media with a bit of expert advice.

(11 a.m. to 6 p.m., 212-838-2560,   societyillustrators.org; $6 to $12).ROBERTA SMITH Riding Sidecar on Global Events The people at Vice nudge their version of a media empire a bit closer to the mainstream when "VICE," a newsmagazine with what its creators hope is attitude, has its premiere on Friday night on HBO.

A section of NPR's On The Media talked a bit about the problem of selective GPS.

However, the acetic acid concentration observed to be improved, might be because of greater gas flow rate which restricts ethanol productivity after certain flow rate (Shen et al. 2014) as well as media (content a bit of acetate) flow rate.