Sentence examples for adequate internet from inspiring English sources

The phone dishes up adequate Internet browsing performance, and will even handle 3D games — just don't expect it to be a powerhouse.

First, because I'd love to ditch my cable provider (Comcast) which I feel has been charging me WAY more for TV than it's worth but provides adequate Internet service.

If WikiLeaks releases details on the vulnerabilities, attackers of all stripes will soon have the ability to weaponize the CIA's tools — not just nation states with advanced cyber programs like China, Russia, North Korea and Iran, but anyone with adequate internet access and some technical knowhow.

But if you've got a remote employee, a far-flung independent contractor, a key salesperson who works from the road and they don't have access to adequate Internet service, their productivity will suffer.

General advocacy for free and open information exchange that is self-governed has led to lack of adequate Internet governance.

Difficulties in updating their e-portfolios stemmed from the lack of adequate internet access at their hospitals and staff shortages at their health facilities, which made them reluctant to burden senior doctors with the completion of their e-portfolio requirements.

The risk, they say, is that without adequate regulation, Internet access companies could exercise too much control over what their customers can do online, or how quickly they can gain access to certain content.

For example, the report, based on a review completed several months ago, estimated that 40% of elementary schools, more than 200, still lacked adequate wireless Internet service.

Fearful Browsers (10.7 percent) Have adequate computer and Internet skills, and spend time "window shopping" online, but worry about credit card security, shipping charges and buying products sight unseen.

The simplest characterization of the transaction failure distribution ( tilde{D}left t,rright) ) is exponential and for current purposes, the single parameter exponential distribution provides an adequate characterization of Internet transaction failure over time.

Although the committee cleared the agency of any wrongdoing in the 197 specific intelligence reports it looked at, it is now undertaking a wider inquiry into whether the laws governing surveillance are adequate for the internet age.