Sentence examples for network appeals from inspiring English sources

Realizations like this don't come easy and it's led me to think a lot recently about why the network appeals to me so much.

The network appealed to other media "not to speculate on the identities of those involved" until more information was available.

Second, a concept of governance as networks appeals to some social scientists interested in general issues about social coordination and interorganizational links.

That will be used to bring "next generation broadband" (a term left undefined, but probably an expansion of the BT scheme) by 2017 to the third of the country the private sector will struggle to reach.Spending public money on whizzy new networks appeals to technophiles, but the benefits are not clear for others.

Plus, the networks appealed the denial of its initial injunction, and courts will soon be presenting a decision on whether or not it will be upholding that decision.

Delta and United are now the largest airlines in the country, with a global network that appeals to the big corporate customers who are the lifeblood of the industry.

Saatchi Online takes the idea of a gallery online, Axisweb provides a fantastic industry networking tool, and Visual Art Trader – a site that I founded – is an online art network that appeals to local audiences.

Cricket, for instance, is a network that appeals to young consumers with unlimited text-messaging plans and inexpensive refurbished handsets.

The promise of an "ad free" social network certainly appeals to users tired of feeds littered with promotional content.

Trump may turn his attention to starting a new TV network that appeals to all his apoplectic, conspiracy-obsessed followers.

Dust off your Google+ page and you'll see there's a small but passionate contingent of people using the social network, which appeals to them with some buttons and doodads (especially for photos) that Facebook just doesn't have.