Sentence examples for outlets something from inspiring English sources

The state is one of only a few that bans the sale of Tesla's electric cars through its direct retail outlets, something Musk has failed to change.

There are no new competitors in the predictions market in the last 6 months (Athens-based Askmarkets is aimed at companies not the consumer market) and main competitor The Standard which launched in Feb last year is not growing and not partnering with media outlets – something which is reflected in its lacklustre growth.

I may have always been artistic but I lacked an outlet, something formal or constructive, so I became... destructive.

The ayatollah's recent statements have put Iran's most vociferously right-wing media outlets in something of a bind.

For Tumblr, which is fleshing out its business model and recently raised a $5 million round of venture financing from Spark Capital and Union Square Ventures, the interest from media outlets is something of a feather in its cap.

Functioning as a kind of impromptu public laboratory, play streets can demonstrate just how effective such spaces can be, and provide an argument for making such outlets — or something like them — permanent.

Unsurprisingly, Moore's coverage was quickly picked up by bloggers and mainstream media outlets alike, something that she actively encouraged by tweeting to friends that they should pass her phone number to the press so she could tell them the truth, rather than the speculative bullshit that was hitting the wires.

Any one person or corporation could only own a limited number of media outlets -- something like [I'm doing this from memory, so correct me if I'm wrong] owning only (at any one time): seven AM stations, seven FM stations, seven television stations, and seven newspapers.

CNN has tried to carry on as a genuine news outlet, but something's not working.

If Gateway's computers and monitors are made in China, maybe it could open a factory outlet or something like that to save on shipping costs.

Maia: Having an outlet, having something to escape to.