Sentence examples for prompt internet from inspiring English sources

Fears that Junglee will skew its price-shopping in Amazon's favor helped prompt Internet giant Yahoo! to abandon its relationship with Junglee a few weeks ago.

Chrome Frame allows developers to set a tag on their pages to automatically prompt Internet Explorer to switch to Chrome Frame or — if the user doesn't have Chrome Frame installed — direct them to the installation page.

It also terminates and prevents the launch of 156 different programs, including Registry Editor, Windows Command Prompt, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari and Google Chrome.

After Nestlé's takeover of Rowntree Mackintosh, the KitKat bar went from being wrapped in foil and paper to covered in plastic, prompting internet campaigns for the foil to be restored.

A report on Newsnight's flawed investigation of care-home abuse in North Wales, which prompted internet speculation in which the former Conservative Party treasurer Lord McAlpine was falsely linked to a paedophile ring, has been submitted and will lead to sackings on the BBC2 show, which could be closed down.

Worse, though Mr. Ledger had finished work on "The Dark Knight" in October and was already halfway through another film, news that the prescription drugs that killed him included sleep aids — along with narcotics — prompted Internet chatter about whether his intense performance as the Joker, styled after Malcolm McDowell's in "A Clockwork Orange," had been a factor in his demise.

In Houston, Justin Yu's minimalist plate of raw turnip and radish was one of the dishes that prompted an Internet uprising against his new restaurant Oxheart.

Each one prompted the Internet version of rubbernecking, vaulted to the top of search lists, stirred some measure of outrage and indignation about out-of-control celebrity, entitlement and so on.

The success of Skype has prompted big internet firms, including Google, Yahoo!, Microsoft and AOL, to launch similar services, which allow free calls between computers and very cheap or free calls between computers and traditional telephones.

But attacks on the senior leadership are swiftly removed (prompting Chinese internet users to refer to senior figures using nicknames or coded language, in an effort to stay ahead of the censors).

His scowling visage during a Golden Globes ceremony prompted an internet meme comparing him to Grumpy Cat. Like his character Harvey "Two-Face" Dent in Batman, Jones is condemned to duality: he scorns the celebrity game with acidic disdain yet must play it, up to a point, to promote his work.