Sentence examples for webpage posting from inspiring English sources

However, the use of Facebook, e.g., does have its limitations, such as difficulty in authenticating participants' eligibility or ensuring that participants do not complete the survey questionnaire more than once (i.e., in response to the advertisement from both the haemophilia organization's e-mail or webpage posting and the Facebook page).

The Department still has no webpage posted to advise Westwood students, but it does have one for former students of the for-profit chain Marinello Schools of Beauty, which last Friday suddenly shut down its 56 campuses across the country, after the Department informed Marinello that it was terminating access to federal student aid at 23 of the company's 56 campuses.

Ars spoke with AT&T spokesperson Seth Bloom, who said, "We have not made any announcement regarding free Wi-Fi and iPhone… The webpage was posted in error and is being removed".

The embeddable button for posting webpages to the Google+ news feed with an optional comment is going to struggle for installs unless Google can prove it drives page views.

Unlike a manuscript where a static, human-readable, webpage can be posted and served for all time, data are frequently much more complex.

The first "Object" tag tells an independent webpage how to post a presentation.

Internet hoaxes are easier to create than those on traditional media as anyone can create a webpage or post information to blogs.

Make a blog or some other kind of webpage and post videos, new rules, ideas and events in it.

Anyone who tried to "circumvent" that process by simply posting their results on their webpage, expecting to reap the rewards, would find themselves mistaken and quite possibly unemployed.

To boost his popularity, Homer begins posting outrageous stories on his webpage.

Care should be taken not to give authorship to webmasters who are responsible for posting or maintaining information on webpages and are not the originators of the contents.