Sentence examples for province of internet from inspiring English sources

The birther charade was the province of Internet conspirators and a few television bloviators for several years.

Many would argue that's a bad thing (despite the fact that it works well for most people) because it gives a single company a stranglehold over an entire province of internet content.

We performed multivariate logistic regression to explore the associations between reporting UAS at least once during last 3 months (dependent variable) and the variables age, income, education, province, frequency of Internet use and sexual partner preferences (prefer as sexual partners only men, men to women, women to men or only women).

SO for now, it looks as if the big, loopy Internet deal will remain the province of the big Internet players for as long as their stock prices allow it.

His use of Twitter, which is getting more popular but is still the province of a tiny fraction of Internet users, smacks to some of elitism.

This, reckons Poland, was the moment when box office data crossed over from the province of industry insiders to internet parlour gossip.

This co-opting impulse — one that for much of history only emperors and aristocrats could act upon but that is now the province of any tiger-craving Internet surfer juiced-up by a recent episode of Animal Planet — stems less, I think, from a desire to exert continued dominance over the wild than it does from a deep-seated longing for it.

Checkpoints are common in southern Xinjiang, and in some areas of the province, the Internet and text-messaging services have been disabled.

The gleaming red truck that sits at center stage symbolizes, for all of them, at least a small purchase on the American dream that so often of late seems only the province of the lucky few: bankers, Internet whizzes, Powerball winners.

A safety official in Shaanxi province whose luxury watch collection caught the attention of internet users was stripped of his official duties after an investigation.

When it became law there were only 340,000 mobile-phone subscribers in America, and the internet was the province of hobbyists and academics.