Sentence examples for message which can be from inspiring English sources

Women's magazines are guilty of perpetuating outdated stereotypes that it's not cool, glamorous or fashionable to be interested in gadgets or technology, a message which can be as damaging to young women as that about body image.

His message, which can be summed up as "Don't trust them," was repeated on Nov. 24 in a more formal setting when Mr. Clohessy spoke to a plenary session of the American Academy of Religion, the academic association for scholars of religion.

At the end of the video, their avatars spell a message, which can be customized to say whatever you want.

Some carriers bill by the message, which can be as low as 5 or 10 cents to send a message, 2 cents to receive one.

Using its address, it polls the device by sending an appropriate message, which can be an SMS (specific to the device type and vendor).

In the latter, usually referred to as multibit watermarking, a full decoding is carried out to extract the hidden message, which can be an ownership identifiers, transaction dates, a serial numbers, and so forth.

Voice messages, particularly in local dialects, are safer than text messages, which can be monitored by Chinese security agents.

Each stage has a hidden "stamp" to find, which can then be used to illustrate notes and messages, which can be pinned to levels for other players to read.

They stay in touch through cellphones, e-mail (the Internet is still tightly controlled, but some Cubans use connections at universities and cybercafes in hotels) and even text messages (which can be routed through a third country).

With eight megabytes of built-in memory, the Olympus DS-150 digital recorder can store up to 1 hour and 40 minutes of conversation then organize it into 99 different messages, which can be downloaded to a personal computer.

You could be in for a long wait…"" ""The telecoms regulator in India has put a cap on the number of text messages which can be sent from a mobile phone".