Sentence examples for member of a network from inspiring English sources

Sergeant Kenny is also a member of a network of thousands of people from all around the country who are trained to help in disasters.

(Chemtob, in scornful reference to the idea that Gunn was just one member of a network supporting a single mother — in the spirit of "It takes a village" — referred to witnesses like Gray as "the village people").

His comments are attracting wide notice not only for the network infighting they expose but because it's audacious for a member of a network news division – not even the head of the division in this case, but instead on-air talent – to criticize the rainmakers over in the entertainment division.

Who was responsible?… The government was quick to blame the Gama'a al-Islamiya, or the Islamic Group, which is the strongest member of a network of militant underground Islamic groups that have been attempting for the past two years, through violence and stealth, to overthrow President Hosni Mubarak's secular government….

The government was quick to blame the Gama'a al-Islamiya, or the Islamic Group, which is the strongest member of a network of militant underground Islamic groups that have been attempting for the past two years, through violence and stealth, to overthrow President Hosni Mubarak's secular government.

At the heart of this is "root of trust" — the ability for a device to authenticate itself and be a trusted member of a network — which, conversely, is also the weakest link.

The campaigners are members of a network that developed out of Climate Camp protests.

The researchers relied largely on network-analysis techniques, in which connections between different members of a network are mapped out.

The raid focused on members of a network suspected of importing roadside bombs and weapons from Iran.

If Abdeslam had been seized earlier, police might have found links to other members of a network apparently centred on a group of former petty criminals from Molenbeek.

Outside agencies cannot limit the amount of credit available, as collaborative credit simply requires members of a network to trust each other rather than a bank.