Sentence examples for network published from inspiring English sources

And when they figured out that the piece was mistaken, the network published a correction.

Meanwhile, this topic was so obviously useful for the classroom that The Learning Network published a full lesson plan about it this week.

But between 220 and 450 are killed each year, found the report from Traffic, the wildlife trade monitoring network, published on Friday ahead of a meeting on the crisis at the UN in New York.

Business in The Community, the Prince of Wales's responsible business network, published research on race in the workplace in 2015, and the organisation's race equality director, Sandra Kerr, is optimistic and full of positive ideas for change.

In 2014, for instance, the social network published research showing that two years earlier it had deliberately increased the amount of "negative" content on the timelines of 150,000 people, to see if it would make them sad.

"On Tuesday, the cable network published audio, provided to it by Cohen's attorney, of Trump and his former fixer discussing purchasing the rights to [Karen McDougal's story] … After audio of the call surfaced, the president conveyed to those close to him that he felt betrayed by Cohen.

The GNM website network publishes figures on total monthly users every other month.

The approach is based on the Publish/Subscribe model, where hosts can join a network, publish data, and subscribe to publications.

The latter developed in the 1970s and 1980s into a vast network, publishing everything from books banned by the regime to academic journals and local newssheets.

The usual advice for people seeking permanent academic positions is to get a good mentor, build up a solid network, publish plenty of papers and hope for a healthy dose of good luck.

That discrepancy rarely comes up when Facebook runs experiments for its own internal use, of course, but when the network publishes research — as in this case — other standards may have to apply.