Sentence examples for multiple types of content from inspiring English sources

Over the past two years, NAL has worked to redesign, re-engineer, and re-Iaunch what is now the "NAL Digital Collections". The "digital collections" includes multiple types of content: historic, U.S. Department of Agriculture USDAA) peer-reviewed research literature, rare, and special content and external content.

Most content marketers do use multiple types of content - ebooks, Webinars, blog posts, white papers, instructional videos, and more.

Most B2B buyers use multiple types of content to make buying decisions (82% use white papers, 78% Webinars, and 73% case studies) according to recent research.

Fresh on the heels of a new Match.com app release, HowAboutWe has just launched a standalone messaging app for couples that lets two sweeties share multiple types of content and create a story together.

And, as Onswipe CEO Jason Baptiste pointed out, there's the added benefit that Apple doesn't have to worry about a situation where the iPad mini eventually becomes more popular than the iPad itself, which if you're dealing with multiple types of content layouts, will require much more rework on the part of developers down the road.

Even if the company employs "thousands" of human moderators, distributed in offices around the world (such as Dublin for European content) to ensure 24/7 availability, it's still a drop in the ocean for a platform with more than a billion active users sharing multiple types of content on an ongoing basis.

The most effective visual-first strategies embrace multiple types of visual content: photos, infographics and animations, to name a few.

Multiple types of map content were found to be useful, and hazard curves were viewed as valuable supplements.

First, it's designed to handle multiple types of user generated content, not just comments.

The Spotlight platform allows for the accommodation of multiple types of financial services content, including support for banking, brokerage, credit and payment solutions, and currently can run on most popular mobile devices on the market.

Over time I believe digital providers will master user interfaces that simultaneously appeal to multiple types of user experiences, including specific content search, catalog browsing, and curated live programming.