Sentence examples for broadband can be from inspiring English sources

It's only 41kb/s now [domestic fibre optic broadband can be 1,000 times faster than this].

Primus is the cheapest (just) - its landline costs £14.95 and broadband can be added for £2 for six months and then £4/month thereafter, with £15 cashback.

Dish is somewhat insulated from this trend because many customers live in rural areas, where broadband can be costly, slow or unavailable.

"Broadband can be the great equalizer between the rural areas and the urban-suburban areas," said Representative Mike McIntyre, a North Carolina Democrat who is the chairman of a subcommittee on rural development.

The same report suggests that broadband can be deployed affordably, for example by sharing the region's underused fibre optic networks owned by energy, electricity and transport utilities, or coupling internet deployment with housing construction in dynamic urban markets.

If they can manage to do this, and the spread of broadband can be sustained, the potential of e-commerce is bound to be even greater than in the past few years.

By deriving the Fourier spectrum of the broadband signal, which covered multiple Nyquist zones and received by the NYFR, the broadband signal can be regarded as the block-sparse signal.

But satellite broadband systems can be expensive and complicated to install.

These demonstrations prove that broadband invisibility can be accomplished with realistic material properties.

Up to 85% extra broadband attenuation can be observed at the coupling point.

For the cylinders investigated, these stop bands are broadband and can be easily tuned to a particular frequency band.