Sentence examples for web stopped from inspiring English sources
"And after we got some publicity from it our website stopped working due to too much traffic.
Lasso's campaign contends voter returns on election night showed the conservative candidate was winning when the National Electoral Council's website stopped working.
The magazine's website stopped displaying nudity in August 2014, driving up web traffic from four million unique users per month to 16 million, according to The New York Times.
He said Vice's success had come when the the website "stopped being the hipster's bible" and adopted a more mature journalistic approach with shows such as feminist writer Gloria Steinem's show Woman, the documentary series Gaycation and its Vice News operation.
As for the UDD, postings on their Redshirts website stopped several days ago and now it is blocked in Thailand by the government.
"Dr. Ortiz acknowledges that Brown's team spotted the object in their archives prior to him". Meanwhile, the computer system for the Chilean telescope has been secured and search engine indexing of its website stopped.
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Newspaper companies, for instance, are rapidly losing readers to the internet, and they complain that the BBC's generously-funded free news website stops them attracting readers back online.The BBC's director-general, Mark Thompson, and its chairman, Michael Grade, say that the white paper brings "radical reform".
So the website stops short of creating reader engagement, and remains a publisher's sales tool, like an elaborate publicity kit.
Unlike the iPhone, where a dropped connection can result in cutting off an important phone call, a lost data connection on the iPad will probably just mean your website stops loading halfway.
The petition provoked a barrage of responses, with Chicago teacher Jennifer Johnson drafting a letter on a MoveOn.org-affiliated site, SignOn.org, to the founder of Change.org, demanding that the website "Stop Supporting Union-Busters".
