Sentence examples for website housing from inspiring English sources

From 9 June, when Sky Arts 2 closes, there will be a single Sky Arts "super channel," accompanied by an on-demand website housing 1,000 hours of specialist programmes.

The launch of a new government website housing former students' debt levels and annual earnings for every college in the U.S. that accepts federal student aid comes as some policymakers and higher-education experts increasingly question the value of certain schools and degrees.

We would welcome the opportunity to collaborate with the broader community to establish a publicly accessible website housing the available scientific literature references on short-chain PFASs.

In one email, TEKsystems reveals that IRC chat users were discussing a document on the US House of Representatives website, house.gov, which listed companies that had officially given their support to the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA).

In one e-mail, TEKsystems reveals that IRC chat users were discussing a document on the US House of Representatives website, house.gov, which listed companies that had officially given their support to the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA).

Currently, the Strepneumo public website houses 34 streptococcal genomes (33 S.pneumoniae and 1 close relative, S.mitis) comprising 76 539 genes with a total of 3407 ortholog clusters.

The data are being entered from the two study sites in Ethiopia into a custom-built website housed on a secure server at the University of Tasmania.

All assessments of smoking and other substance use in this study are administered outside of social media (i.e., Qualtrics website housed on a secure UCSF server).

The devices were programmed to transmit heart rate and activity data every 2 hours to a website housed in Minneapolis, Minnesota, established for managing human clinical data.

This morning I discovered and wrote about other similar scam websites housed on the same server as localemploymentnetwork and Neutron's corporate site.

For Airbnb's part, in a blogpost on their website, German housing expert Daniel Hoffman says: "The tense housing market is a complex problem that is being driven by migration and a lack of new homes being built – not people sharing their homes through Airbnb".