Sentence examples for vast social network from inspiring English sources

But when we're talking to a vast social network, we don't know whose buttons we're pushing.

They have accused it of using its vast social network, including websites that are allegedly secretly linked to the party, to propagate outlandish and unfair attacks on political rivals.

In 1999, Gladwell wrote a piece about her called "Six Degrees of Lois Weisberg," in which he argued that Weisberg, through her vast social network — she was unstoppably energetic and extraordinarily extroverted — "make[s] the world work".

Rows over what photographs Facebook will permit on its vast social network are nothing new: its no-nudity picture policy has caused controversy before due its less than subtle approach.

Or "You say I need to get a life, but if you were to meet my charming family and vast social network, you would be assured that I already have one".

President Obama, meanwhile, announced the previous week that his campaign juggernaut would be transformed into an advocacy group, Organizing for Action, that would use the vast social network amassed during the 2012 cycle to advance the administration's policy goals.

Some of the most popular Web sites, like Facebook, are vast social networks with personal description, pictures and video all supplied by the users — "user-generated content," as it is called.

They say time is better spent using available technology to pursue super fans who have disposable income, are keen to spend it not just on products but on immersive experiences like living-room performances and have vast social networks that bands can tap into.

As the authors confess in the closing chapter, "Some people told us that in an age when everybody with a cellphone is a photographer, anyone with a digital camera is a filmmaker and vast social networks form overnight for people who love Frosted Flakes, we're all cool.

We can expect similar disruptive impacts as the diminishing transaction costs of green energy allow manufacturers, retailers, and service industries to produce and share goods and services in vast social networks with very little outlay of financial capital.

Billions of human beings sharing their energy in vast social networks, like they now share information online, creates the foundation for the democratization of the global economy and a new beginning for the human race.