Sentence examples for more established network from inspiring English sources

But in terms of setting up I suppose a more established network for a coordinated effort towards some joint immediate goal, I would be more cautious on that.

Others, however, suggest that the main anti-Yards organizations — their manpower, energy and funds provided largely by white members — have not reached out effectively to the older, more established network of black community activists.

Lifetime, on the other hand, was watched in prime time in March by 2.4 million people, 713,000 of them women 18 to 49. Lifetime is a much more established network, available in more than 85 million homes.

His likely opponent Petro Poroshenko has a more established network on the ground and the support of administrators across the country.

But in some quarters, particularly the more established network shows, the aftermath of the turbulence lingers.

As the American population ages, there's a growing demand for a more established network of home share programs, said Rodney Harrell, a housing policy specialist for AARP's Public Policy Institute.

Google doesn't release many figures on its social network's userbase or growth, but it is far from as influential as more established networks.

The site has a minimalist design and does not appear as user-friendly, at first glance, as more established networks.

"I don't know if [other, more established networks] would have given us the ability to take a chance on an untested pilot director," Stark, MGM's president of television production and development, said.

They know that the broader and more established their networks are, the more likely they are to succeed.

Equipment is becoming more digitized and more connected, establishing networks between machines, humans, and the internet and creating new ecosystems.