Sentence examples for called last mile from inspiring English sources

At the TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2016 Hackathon, a team demonstrated a new ride-sharing app called Last Mile Club, which aims to help travelers with the final leg of their trip – getting from the airport to the hotel.

The so called "last mile," the point from which onwards people receive a warning plays a crucial role.

Last Wednesday I made rounds on the medical wards of a rural hospital in Liberia, a place so remote that the surrounding communities are called "last mile villages".

What the neutralizers are after is what they call "last mile" and "end user" neutrality.

Some firms are offering ethernet solutions for the so-called last mile of connection between the telephone exchange and peoples' homes which would offer 100Mbps at a fraction of the cost of FTTH.

The FCC's proposed net neutrality rules only relate to the so-called last mile of online traffic that flows directly to customers' homes.

Internet phone service avoids this free-market bottleneck by circumventing the so-called last mile of telephone wiring, which is owned by the Baby Bells.

Long-distance carriers, desperate to enter the local phone market, have never had the money to replicate the so-called last mile of wire that connects homes and offices to nationwide phone networks.

Internet service is not just about the so-called "last mile" – the connection to a customer's home, said Obama.

Where they come into their own is the so-called last mile deliveries, particularly the vast number of smaller packages from online purchases.

Stringing wires or laying cables is expensive, so a company that owns a connection that runs to the side of your house the so-called "last mile"—has tremendous power over potential rivals.On May 6th America's Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced a plan to classify the last mile of internet access as a "telecommunications service"; it is currently classified as an "information service".