Sentence examples for because of broadband from inspiring English sources

Eventually, because of broadband, the television screen may offer broadcast programming that is also interactive.

How much has your work evolved because of broadband, VOIP, and mobile?

She pointed out that people are now better equipped to work from home because of broadband connections to the Internet.

Mr. Bain maintains that because of broadband technology, the quality of streaming media over the Internet is improving.

It's all been possible because of broadband internet access.

Because the state of broadband in this country is pretty piss poor thanks largely to de-facto regional monopolies in place.

I switched to writing the first drafts of my fictions on a manual typewriter about a decade ago because of the inception of broadband internet.

It is a bold bet that the Web — because of the proliferation of broadband, Internet-enabled TVs and the iPad — is now a practical way to funnel traditional shows to viewers.

The creation of Openreach made a huge difference to the rollout of broadband because it suddenly meant BT had to compete with rivals such as TalkTalk, because it had to pay the same prices for access to the BT trunk network.

Q. Cable was supposed to be the critical technology to deliver information, because of its broadband capability.

Of those surveyed, 65% thought there was a rural-urban divide with more remote areas unable to take advantage of new opportunities because of lower broadband speeds.