Sentence examples for networks encourage from inspiring English sources

Social networks encourage us to share every aspect of our lives with our friends, but, by providing that service, those networks see everything that we share, and use that information to categorise, profile and predict us.

In a widely circulated article in The New Yorker magazine recently, the writer Malcolm Gladwell argued that social networks encourage people to express sympathy for various causes — solidarity with democracy activists in Iran or genocide victims in Darfur, for instance — but that Twitter and Facebook do not compel us to do anything practical beyond that, like giving money.

The networks encourage and facilitate migration flows by providing information and assistance to potential migrants (Vandererf and Heering 1995).

Social networking sites such as Facebook provide new ways of sharing news stories that allow users to act as opinion leaders in their networks, encourage discussion, and potentially increase their involvement in current events.

These networks encourage regular meetings of synthetic biologists and ELSI researchers, informing both sides about technological and ELSI progress.

Many online social networks encourage users to import content like video clips and also accept third party add-on applications.

The partnership approach fosters flexible, locally managed commercial bus networks, encourages innovation and ensures that services meet the changing and diverse needs of customers and communities.

One sponsor, the Gap division of Gap Inc., will pitch in with teasers on numerous networks, encouraging viewers to tune in for the debut of Gap's fall campaign, featuring Lenny Kravitz and Sarah Jessica Parker.

From Fuckbook (a porn version of Facebook) to Pornostagram (a porn version of Instagram), to PornTube (a porn version of YouTube), online pornography websites are increasingly starting to behave like social networks – encouraging users to share, like, rate, comment, curate and even create content.

The possibility of support from the co-ethnic networks and of market opportunity often situated in the co-ethnic networks encourages the born globals that rely on sourcing in their ethnic home country and marketing in their adopted host country.

Identification of the aforementioned hub proteins in our constructed zebrafish intracellular PPI networks encouraged us to explore how the zebrafish immune system responds to infection and whether the response differs in primary and secondary infection.