Sentence examples for network none from inspiring English sources
"There was never any question that in terms of the strength and reliability of the network, none of these new guys compared to AT&T.
He checked independent information services used by mechanics like Alldata, Identifix and the International Automotive Technician's Network; none answered the question.
Each network — none of which truly needs the Olympics — might be calculating the least it can bid to win, not how much would be a knockout blow.
And, roughly two weeks after Ms. Carlson filed her lawsuit, interviews with people inside and outside the network — none of whom would speak for attribution — indicated a struggle within Fox News and 21st Century Fox over Mr. Ailes's fate, which now hinges on the findings of the law firm retained to investigate the accusations, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison.
Though the day's news contained information that was later labeled "explosive" on one network and, if true, potentially a "high crime" that could lead to impeachment on another network, none of the three broadcast news divisions chose to interrupt their program schedules to cover any of the developments live.
If you start looking for family members and can't find anybody, after all, the company's services are as interesting to you as a social network none of your friends use.
Mr. Reyes said he had tried to sell "Kevin Hill" to several other networks, none of which were interested.
Out of 16 transgender characters, three are on broadcast networks, none of which had shows with transgender characters last year.
One person familiar with the investigation said the hacker had broken into roughly 100 American military networks, none of them classified.
Although numerous methods have been proposed in past several years to solve the TM estimation problem in ISP networks, none of them could be applied to DCNs directly.
For example, when there were few television networks, none could afford to run programs that appealed to a limited audience, which led to the characteristic phenomena of programming aimed at the lowest common denominator.
