Sentence examples for shady content from inspiring English sources

Advertisers often worry about brand dilution that results from ad networks placing their ads next to shady content.

What happened next is a classic example of the law of unintended consequences: Though Hunter's computer opened up a world of information to Web surfers, it also opened a Pandora’s box of pornography and other shady content.

The goal was to give the Web's shady content farms a run for their monies by creating an open marketplace for freelance journalists to pitch story ideas, take assignments from editors they work with, and get paid.

To me the important thing is that Snopes continue its work, as it has done for decades, and it's unlikely things would remain the same if it's put under the control of some shady "content" company.

Initially, it described the sort of hoax articles published by shady content farms that cynically exploited readers' existing biases to get clicks from bald-faced lies about Hillary Clinton storing fraudulent ballots in warehouses.

However, even that YouTube Kids has come under fire in recent days because it doesn't fully protect children from inappropriate videos, including those that took advantage of YouTube's algorithms for suggested videos, in order to attract views to their shady and sometimes downright disturbing content.

Additionally, the sunny AS strains of Bacillus simplex exhibit higher melanin content than the shady ES strains from both ECI and ECII (Singaravelan et al. in preparation).

And it's free — and a bit shady since, you know, it's pirated content.

But to Google's algorithm, duplicate content on a site suggests a shady shortcut to try to make a site look bigger than it is.

It is also well known that leaf N content is higher in sunny than shady environments (Field et al., 1983; Niinemets, 1997).

At her death in 1943 she was childless and long divorced from a husband of shady reputation, Count Alexander Bianchi; she left the Evergreens and its contents to her young literary assistant, Alfred Leete Hampson, with whom she had traveled widely in Europe.