Sentence examples for stretch users from inspiring English sources

Such sites stretch users' consent beyond any recognition, argues Seth Godin, a former Yahoo executive, who coined the term "permission marketing" to define the practice of sending e-mail marketing to people who ask for it.

Stretch: Any user could navigate to your profile.

In this paper, we present a decentralized scheduling policy that minimizes the maximum stretch among user-submitted applications.

To stretch the user interface analogy a bit further, consistency also conveys responsibility and stability.

And so the revelation Thursday that the U.S. National Security Agency had obtained routine access to e-mail, Web searches and other online data from many of the biggest U.S. Internet companies — whose users stretch far beyond U.S. shores — prompted hand-wringing about America's moral authority.

If visiting a remote stretch of coast, users can save the map and info on their phone for offline access.

The line of drug users stretched so long, he says, that it reached all the way to his fence, which is several doors down.

We present a new wearable haptic device that provides a sense of position and motion by inducing rotational skin stretch on the user's skin.

Senator Levin said any further inquiry "can't just stop at the water's edge; we need to ask, did the user stretch the intelligence or misuse it in some way?" By contrast, Representative Porter J. Goss, the Florida Republican who is chairman of the House intelligence committee, said in a separate interview on Monday that the commission should have a broad, forward-looking mandate.

In the days of Antiochus IV, some Jewish restorers relied on a device called the Pondus Judaeus, a weight made of leather, bronze, or copper that let its user stretch his prepuce to completely cover the exposed glans.

At Figment, we encourage our users to stretch their imaginations and write about whatever their hearts desire, from fan-fiction to poetry to full-length novels.