Sentence examples for proliferation of internet from inspiring English sources

But with the proliferation of Internet pornography, sex doesn't sell movies the way it did in the 1970s.

The dangers are well known of children being "groomed" in chat-rooms, of the proliferation of internet porn and financial scams.

And with the steady proliferation of Internet worms, viruses and other malicious software, corporate technology managers consistently rank security at or near the top of their priorities.

Mr. Klein and other Verizon officials said the change in the listings format was not inspired by the proliferation of Internet directories like www.manhattanaddress.com that make it easy to find cross streets online.

But in 1998, with the proliferation of Internet banking and Web-based applications for bill management, the company shifted its focus to the growing field of electronic bill paying.

One thing that has changed since I first wrote supposedly funny columns for newspapers is the proliferation of internet access, meaning one can now look online and see what the public think of your work.

For many people, checking Web sites acts as a conversation stopper that is bound to worsen with the proliferation of Internet-enabled phones and hand-held computers.

We lament the bitterness of politics, the rise of partisan cable TV and the proliferation of Internet-based attacks and rumors.

Responding to a proliferation of Internet-based businesses selling cars, the Ford Motor Company and a council of its 4,200 Ford-brand dealers announced today that they would set up their own online retailer, FordDirect.com, to help customers find Ford vehicles at fixed prices at dealerships nationwide.

The proliferation of Internet-based digital resources has increased the need for well designed digital information environments.

Since then there has been a proliferation of Internet-connected personal medical devices, or iPMDs, which now include insulin pumps, glucometers, blood pressure cuffs, pulse oximeters, walking canes, and of course, the ubiquitous fitness wearables.