Sentence examples for really net from inspiring English sources

"While it's not really Net art like Net art used to be defined," he said, "it is Net art because half the reason I made it was so I could put it on the Internet and have it participate in Internet culture".

Especially with this much fluidity in the electorate, he may find it more efficient to win his next marginal vote through persuasion — which really nets him two votes if it comes out of Clinton's support — than through mobilization.

(FGD, Men) Health workers also expressed their concerns regarding community perceptions and their impact on uptake and acceptability of ITNs: "Acceptability is not so good these days...the nets given for free are even fishing in the ocean...the rumours have really affected net usage here and how people perceive nets...especially white rectangular nets".

Syracuse is now taking its turn trying not to plummet from there, meaning it should probably invest in a really big net.

"If your only achievement is you've forced your shooter or terrorist bomber to drive three blocks further to another crowded place, that's not really a net security benefit," he said.

Is this really a net gain?

"If you are looking at startups," says Kotterman of 4DMT, "you've got to cast a really broad net".

ENHANCE is an important negative study that provides no new support for a widely prescribed drug and whose surprising findings remind us how little we know about the overall risks and benefits of this drug whether there is really a net clinical benefit to its lipid-lowering effect.

We have a really good net identifying talents early.

The short answer is, with a really big net.

"Economic development programs are really a net loss, no matter how many jobs you attract," said Peacock of the Texas Public Policy Foundation.