Sentence examples for potential of the web from inspiring English sources

Steve Auckland, the Metro managing director, said that Metro.co.uk has cracked the 3 million daily unique audience barrier which has given a "glimpse of the audience potential of the website".

The following Figure (2) gives an overview of the major project stages: Because our aim was to include, as much as possible, the views and expertise of all potential users of the website, it was attempted to include as many representatives of potential stakeholder groups as possible in the PRG and UWG so that they would be adequately represented during the various project cycles.

The embarrassing stasis does suggest it defined one potential purpose of the website as selling magazines.

Essay mills businesses have noticed the potential of these websites as an advertising platform (Todi 2008).

"Wouldn't it be great if you could gather deeper insights into your applicant's potential mortality risk?" the website of one of the services, ScriptCheck, cheerily asks insurance companies.

Anyone between the ages of 16 and 30 can sign up to be a potential donor on the website of the blood cancer charity Anthony Nolan, www.anthonynolan.org.org

Mr Edwards said that the potential upside for the website of the acquisition was an "added bonus".

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The following four themes are considered here: 1) barriers and facilitators of website use; 2) patterns of website use, including the role of the blog in driving site traffic; 3) general feedback on website characteristics; and 4) potential mechanisms for the effect of the website on self-efficacy, behaviour change, and diabetes distress.

"We are just beginning to test the considerable potential the website has by using some of the best of Radio 4's past content on a subject and joining it to current events".

That might not mean too much quite yet, but Pim has been quick to recognise the potential of grabbing websites and domain names using Unicode (those country-specific accents and characters, to you and me).