Sentence examples for network opening from inspiring English sources
"For the time being it's a B2B social network, but our objective for 2014-2015 is to create a B2B2C social network, opening up the network to potential clients — high net worth individuals looking for" independent managers, he said.
The conditions of soft chemistry allow the integration of photocurable organic compounds into an inorganic network, opening the way to the creation of new nanocomposite materials deposited on wide surfaces.
It had taken two-and-a-half years of building to link the capital of the Northern Territory with the rest of Australia's railway network, opening up the teeming millions of New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia to northern produce and creating a corridor from the south and east via Darwin to lucrative markets of Asia.
Almost any digitally connected device in a car could become an entry point to the vehicle's central communications network, opening a door for hackers to potentially take control by, for instance, disabling the engine or brakes". The Wall Street Journal story focuses exclusively on cybercrime — for example, locking a car remotely and refusing to open it until a ransom is paid.
Craig Ferguson, who has been behind Mr. Letterman at CBS, hosting the show that follows him, is obviously in the same position — and if he does not get the job he is likely to leave the network, opening up another slot for a potential late-night star.
Paddy Power expanded its High Street network, opening 41 outlets in the UK last year to bring its total to 165.
By comparison, "The Social Network" opened to about $22.5 million in its opening weekend in 2010.
For Franken, the network opened a door to a real career in politics.
Once the ITV network opened up, there was a lemming-like rush to television and bigger paychecks.
The Social Network opens in the UK on 15 October Also: 10 facts you (probably) didn't know about Mark Zuckerberg.
January: Myanmar finalises a landmark agreement to open its telecoms network opened up to foreign investment.
