Sentence examples for rises in user from inspiring English sources

Social networking sites see significant rises in user figures on Christmas Day as we send out festive cheer to friends and families across the globe.

Whether they are using fewer services than they did prior to the tariff increases would require more in-depth study, but it seems intuitively likely, given rises in user fees.

It instead hailed "tremendous growth" which it said includes a 3X increase in subscriber numbers and 2X rise in user engagement over the past year.

Spiceworks says that the rise in user and engagement growth has also doubled the number of advertisers and revenue run rate.

If you tend to believe that any press is good press, then there's the possibility that Ashley Madison saw a rise in user numbers as people heard time about the dating site, whose tagline is "Life is short.

Last year Marcus was hired away from being President of PayPal, and has led Messenger to a stunning rise in user count from 200 million to 700 million and a blitz of product launches.

The rise in user involvement in research is due to the emergence of participatory research that seeks to work 'with' people rather than 'on' them as subjects of research, political drivers for greater user participation, policies that reflects broader consumerist and democratic movements within society [ 11, 12].

There was a small rise in users of mephedrone, banned in 2010, from 98,000 to 115,000 young adults.

It was unlikely the rise in users researchers had detected through their equation reflected an increase in use among existing users, she said.

The company's fortunes have been bolstered by a rise in users in countries such as Indonesia and Nigeria - but with its business under threat, it now needs to win back some of those lost customers.

Facebook's founder, Mark Zuckerberg, said in a conference call to employees in February that the company had revenues of $150 million last year and expects to bring in twice that amount this year, or about $300 to $350 million, an increase that is roughly in line with the rise in users.