Sentence examples for social thanks from inspiring English sources

More content will be crowd-sourced, letting viewers vote on which programmes get made, as they did with Amazon Studios' shows, some of which start in 2014.The rise of the cord-neversIn some ways television-watching will become more social thanks to the internet, with people tweeting about what they watch online.

That utility has gotten social, thanks to Google+.

The Xbox One is about to get a lot more social thanks to a supercharged Twitch experience.

Bing has always put a strong emphasis on social, thanks to its deep integration with Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and other social networks.

After [Japanese] colonial rule and the Korean war, we were able to achieve economic growth and social progress thanks to education.

Many people who lost electricity were able to communicate using e-mail and social networks, thanks to battery-powered mobile devices.

Such techniques to quantify intelligence aligned perfectly with an interventionist approach to social betterment, thanks to Charles Benedict Davenport, head of the Eugenics Record Office.

Singapore, which is not among the countries compared in the book, avoids many social problems thanks to a conservative culture under an authoritarian state.Closer to home, the last Labour government fought a war on poverty using various benefits.

But what is suggestive – and also rather amusing – about the whole incident is that the joust appears to have continued on social media, thanks to some pretty impressive trolling by a one Mr Justin Bieber.

Though over the years social housing, thanks in part to right-to-buy, has become more overtly a tenure for poor people, both local authorities and registered social landlords have clung to a wider, more socially inclusive conception.

The annual Waitrose food and drink report, released on Wednesday, focuses on the way in which food has become social currency thanks to how we share and discuss it online.