Sentence examples for through other platforms from inspiring English sources
To borrow from more of Grant's arcane jargon, Metro has "to move from being a single day-part, single channel offering, to open up different day-parts through other platforms, so that we get urbanites engaged with us more often".
It eventually wants to reach users worldwide through other platforms, as well, like WeChat and Line.
Direct carrier billing means that users who, say, buy an app or make an in-app purchase put the charge for the service directly on to their phone bills, rather than route it through other platforms like iTunes.
She was educated as a fiction writer under Charles Baxter at the University of Michigan, and had she not gone the way of the lyric her talent would have no doubt brought her acclaim through other platforms.
Chanoch Ze'evi's documentary, Hitler's Children, now playing in limited release and shortly available through other platforms, seems like such an obvious topic for a film that it's surprising no one else has made it before.
Furthermore, opportunities to embed or integrate NTD control activities within school-health programs and through other platforms of health service delivery offer the promise of greater efficiency, long-term sustainability, and national capacity strengthening.
Most of them end up on a tumblr somewhere, while others are created and shared through dozens of other platforms.
The concept of open access to data is still new, and there are few mechanisms in place to assist data rescue and make available old hard-copy datasets through OBIS or other platforms.
On top of that, JobScout offers one-click submission with pre-formatted cover letters and provides ideas for how students can earn money through micro-entrepreneurship while on the job search, walking users through TaskRabbit, Etsy and other platforms.
"My officials were monitoring social media and other platforms through the night and found no sign of materials being made available.
His ownership of The New York Post (twice) is an artistic success, but suggests that his love of American print is just that — irrational, driven by an attraction for the kind of power print conveys, and only made possible through his success on other platforms.
