Sentence examples for postings which may from inspiring English sources
But on the Hill, offices have been furiously experimenting with new approaches to their Facebook strategy, including more Facebook Lives, testing vertical versus horizontal video, and feeling pressure to do less local government postings, which may not be as shareable.
In addition, data were collected within a year of the post election violence which may have modified nurse's perceptions of rural postings.
But job postings for both part- and full-time positions increased, which may indicate that colleges expect higher enrollment for the fall, the report said.
Your messages, through your postings, impact the people with whom you are sharing the media, which may be a few friends and family or a mass following of several hundred thousand people.
It's the scariest approach, which may be why it works best: your competition would rather sit at a computer responding to job postings than actually calling people.
Which may already be happening.
His postings — which varied wildly in topic, ranging from casual chatter about school exams and game play strategies to chilling rants about conflicts at work — may offer some glimpses into whatever inner demons the 22-year-old was battling.
Mr. Harris and Twitter had opposed a subpoena of Twitter for Mr. Harris's postings, which had been pushed off his public page by more recent postings.
The shift is most apparent in job postings, which have begun to surge.
