Sentence examples for cost of connecting from inspiring English sources

The spread of fiber-optic networks has made the cost of connecting long-distance calls similar to connecting local calls.

Subtract from that the cost of connecting to Amazon's network, perhaps $40 a month for an Internet connection and computer hardware, and you have a value of something like $120.

But the cost of connecting each hotspot to the internet is several hundred dollars a month.

At issue is who will pay the cost of connecting the proposed power plant just south of exit 66 of the Long Island Expressway to the power grid.

Their checks showed the cost of connecting fibre to BT's green street cabinets, which link homes to telephone exchanges, varied between £19,600 and £51,000.

Mr. Charlebois said his company estimated that the cost of connecting its plant to the grid would be less than $10 million.

Since the costs of connecting the solar farm to the grid were almost eliminated, there was less need for the farms to be very large just to recoup those costs.

The new law, to go into effect early next year, is linked to the federal e-rate program, which allows schools and libraries to be reimbursed for the costs of connecting to the Internet.

In that area, infrastructure is less developed and the costs of connecting additional premises are much higher than other parts of the UK.

As the costs of connecting remote nodes on the network continues to fall, businesses will be willing to make the necessary investments in order to help them optimize their operations.

About 80percentt of Kenyan households rely on kerosene for lighting because they aren't linked to the national electricity grid due to their remote rural location and high costs of connecting (at least $412 or35,0000 Kenyan shillings).