Sentence examples for spread unfettered from inspiring English sources
Facebook has bore the brunt of the criticism that it allowed misinformation to spread unfettered on its network, skewing people's perceptions and possibly the outcome of the election – something CEO Mark Zuckerberg vehemently denies.
However, as Facebook's algorithm – which, after all, is built and maintained by human beings – decides which content people see in their news feeds, it is arguably irresponsible for the company to allow misinformation to spread unfettered when it is now so influential in the daily distribution of news.
How can such an obvious hoax continue to spread given the unfettered access to accurate technological information that computer users have?
But photos of the most recent episode involving a 26-year-old Tibetan exile have spread via India's unfettered press and the Internet.
With that simple memo in 2002, Helliker dismantled the strict oversight designed seven years earlier to protect Californians from cancer, opening the door to 12 years of nearly unfettered 1,3-D access as its use spread to populated areas near schools, homes and businesses.
Acknowledging the spread of protests in recent years against the brand of unfettered capitalism that he supports, Mr. Greenspan said allowing competition, products, money and ideas to flow between countries had proved a powerful force for economic advancement, but that the process yielded losers as well as winners.
With their own blogs and social networking tools to spread and discuss their ideas, they could tell their side of the story, unfettered by space restrictions or misunderstandings.
Mr. Hamilton's list of interests is a long one: unfettered access to affordable oil; protecting Israel's security; limiting the spread of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons and the missiles to launch them; checking the influence of Islamic fundamentalists; advancing economic development in the region.
Whether the leaders of this multipolar world will rub along or bash elbows remains to be seen.Globalisation's increasingly unfettered flow of information, technology, capital, goods, services and people has helped spread opportunity and influence far and wide.
Milton Friedman, the apostle of pure unfettered capitalism, sent many of his finest students to Chile for years to spread the message that markets must be allowed to work their pristine logic unhindered by governments.
