Sentence examples for users going back from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the previous version had users going back and forth between two different views as they would in a desktop program like FrontPage.

Thus spoketh Bodybuilding.com forum user Justin-27, in a 2008 thread that was innocuously enough titled, "Full Body Workout Every Other Day?" The thread quickly devolved into a trainwreck of internet commenting, featuring more than five pages of users going back and forth, arguing about how to count days in a week and if one can effectively train four days every week.

The majority of paco users go back to consuming after spending a year or two in treatment, she said.

After consumers responded to the state's conservation alert during the blackouts last month, officials said, once the crisis passed, power users went back to their old plugged-in ways.

The most attractive and highly requested feature on Tinder Plus is the Rewind function, which lets users go back on the very last person they swiped left on.

But what's even better is the retention rate – 30% of the users go back to play again after 3 + days.

Tinder recently launched a premium tier of the service called Tinder Plus, which introduces features like Rewind (letting users go back on their last left swipe) and Passport (letting users search for matches in any location).

Rather than making users go back to the main menu and search for what they want to watch next, the post-play experience will bring up recommendations to keep viewers engaged.

Even as Firefox gets beaten in performance tests, and people complain about its bloat, the extensions are always the thing that users go back to as the reason that they can't switch.

This allowed the startup to build a database of historical pricing data, identify pricing trends, and better learn when they needed to have their users go back out into the field on new "missions" to update items' prices.

The company says in a press release that the Fusion records 360-degree video at 5.2K30 and features a mode called OverCapture that lets users go back and carve out a standard video file from the spherical footage.