Sentence examples for update mentioning from inspiring English sources

It also lists a bunch of rural areas that you definitely shouldn't go to, with the latest update mentioning a "deteriorating security situation along the Colombia-Ecuadorian border", where there has been a spate of kidnappings.

Ms. West's take on "I Can't Get Started," the standard that everybody likes to update, mentioned George Clooney and the stock market.

This post on Eye Tracking Update mentions some recent research on how people in groups signal each other to negotiate whose turn it is to speak.

This is mirrored perfectly in the low uptake for the major 'October Update' mentioned earlier.

Your update mentions "readers have pointed out..". Please note that speculation is not confirmation.

In addition to the new iPhone and Android apps, LinkedIn had a major website overhaul last year; launched a new search engine; introduced status update mentions and Klout-style endorsements; and it is also expanding its premium offerings, such as its Recruiter homepage for some of the site's most prolific users.

The list, drawn up in 2008 and subject to annual updating, mentions only the cities in which the various sites are located, not their specific addresses (though that information, too, would generally be available online).

He was clearly pressed by an anxious editor to retrofit events into footnotes and updated mentions (so the Parkland shootings in Florida make an awkward appearance but Cambridge Analytica's exposure and disgrace is left undone).

Some of the more choice nuggets of information include: 684,399 status updates mentioned the royal wedding over a four hour period - roughly 47 per second.

The combination of blogs, tweets, updates, mentions, and @replies oftentimes act as mirrors and smokescreens, potentially tricking us into believing that what we see on social networks may truly be what actually occurs in real life.

Pokévision tweeted positively about the new update, without mentioning whether that meant they'd be back online.