Sentence examples for expense of connecting from inspiring English sources

Residents were to be billed their share of the expense of connecting to the system, divided by its 790 households.

The expense of connecting every home with fibre-optic cables, however, led to changes in the ISDN standard.

America's suburban expanse certainly adds to the expense of connecting every home, but until broadband costs less, supporters say, consumers will remain wary.

His endorsement by the Reform Party gives him six, but at the expense of connecting Mr Nader to a party that endorsed the paleoconservative Pat Buchanan last time.

The giant coal-burner in Fife was facing earlier closure than expected, with its owner, Scottish Power, blaming the expense of connecting to the grid.

School districts that purchase these systems are burdened with the expense and complexity of connecting these tools to the systems they already have.

The unit cost $823,000 in 2007 but the family also had some unexpected expenses, like the cost of connecting the electricity and air-conditioning -- a fairly common occurrence as a result of the sheikdom's lax regulation of property deals.

The unit cost $823,000 in 2007 but the family also had some unexpected expenses, like the cost of connecting the electricity and air-conditioning — a fairly common occurrence as a result of the sheikdom's lax regulation of property deals.

Google is making it easier for device manufacturers to integrate with Google Assistant technology, including those times when devices need to respond to voice commands without the benefit — or the expense — of being connected to Google's cloud.

2. Expense reduction through collaboration - The idea of connecting people first and letting the process follow has enabled the GSA to cut 100 million dollars in IT spend just last year alone.

Changes in minicolumns and neuron size may promote shorter connecting fibres, increasing local connectivity and processing at the expense of connections between different cortical regions causing slower transmission of signals (Casanova et al, 2006; Courchesne & Pierce, 2005).