Sentence examples for spawning communities from inspiring English sources

Rooms gave Facebook a deeper knowledge of spawning communities, but demonstrated that they can't be forced.

Twitter could spawn communities where there were once just scattered aficionados who thought they were alone.

From geeking out about "Game Of Thrones" to creating a safe space for cancer survivors to support one another, Rooms is designed to spawn communities around whatever subjects people want.

"Books spawn change in society, they spawn Oscar-winning movies, they spawn community," Beutner said.

Seeing that, the company finally confirmed its plans, just to have the local paper warn the announcement could "spawn community-wide debate and protest".

Increased adoption of these frameworks by DevOps professionals has spawned active communities of users with an interest in exchanging know-how and in better understanding the DevOps field.

These railroads running along the southwest shore of the bay would spawn new communities such as Clear Creek (League City), Webster, and later Texas City.

Communication tools that allow someone easily to view these personal nuggets spawn a community by connecting individuals through shared passions.

It's spawned a community of creators that keep kids tuned in.

"Vimeo has already spawned a community and marketplace that is producing valuable content, attracting a massive audience and getting consumers to open their wallets," wrote Levin in the shareholder letter.

"Fewer than 10 entrepreneurs helped spawn a community more than 20 times their size".