Sentence examples for broadband infrastructures from inspiring English sources

"The continued deployment of our broadband infrastructures will meaningfully impact the lives of all Americans.

The company says that this era will be driven by demand and delivery of huge amounts of information anytime, anywhere, through wireless and broadband infrastructures.

The continuous growth in the wireless customers and traffic volumes and the consequent energy demand on modern carriers' broadband infrastructures require reconsidering their energy efficiency, by starting from the formulation of new, more complete and representative network models that should become the foundations for modern energy-aware control plane architectures.

Helping schools install and upgrade broadband infrastructures so that they can take advantage of the emerging opportunities offered by online learning (a disruptive innovation that is making big inroads in public education and has the potential to bring us toward a more student-centric education system) makes sense.

There is no broadband infrastructure.

Our broadband infrastructure is not quite world-class.

Broadband infrastructure is available to about ninety-five per cent of the population.

New York's broadband infrastructure deserved a grade of "B or B-minus," he said.

Indeed, even today's broadband infrastructure was built for the previous era, not the coming one.

Who pays for the needed investment in broadband infrastructure, and who stands to profit?

So the crying need of the country is really broadband infrastructure.