Sentence examples for users to take a from inspiring English sources

But it was enough for social media users to take a hatchet to KFC's reputation.

A Divinity School student developed a project that allows users to take a "virtual pilgrimage" through the Vatican.

Today, many websites ask users to take a devil's deal: share personal information in exchange for receiving useful personalized services.

Still, one developer said he had already built an app for Glass that enables users to take a photograph with a wink.

Chen says that technology is not only offering the personalisation, but is encouraging users to take a more active approach to their learning.

Software called ErgoPal (www.magnitude.com) monitors keyboard use and alerts users to take a break when it starts detecting more errors, a sign of fatigue.

Now it has to convince iPhone users to take an extra step to download the app, since it will no longer automatically show up on iPhones.

These pages should ask users to take an action, like signing up for a mailing list or filling out a survey, to capture the visitor's contact information.

The Network for Environment and Weather Applications (NEWA) is seeking new and experienced users to take an important online survey — it will only take 10 minutes of your time.

We examine whether the in-campaign lift carries forward after the campaign or instead only causes users to take an action earlier than they otherwise would have.

WINNER: Tukes part of NAViGO for its unique service user employment scheme, which enables mental health services users to take an active part in maintaining and running their own units, including the Harrison House acute unit in Grimsby.