Sentence examples for expensive access from inspiring English sources

In Japan, expensive access to the fixed Internet drove users to mobiles; in America it was mobiles that priced themselves out of the market.

If our priority is easy but expensive access to DNA testing of the BRCA genes, then the US approach is best.

On the one hand, there is expensive access to the collection of a large vendor, who has earned the trust of their users through both long tradition and by their sheer power over the market.

A 356-apartment rental complex at Seventh Avenue and 26th Street, part of a spurt of residential building in Chelsea, is the first to be financed under a city-sponsored taxable bond program that offers developers quicker, if somewhat more expensive, access to financing.

Go to any meeting of intellectual property sections of bar associations, and you will find a hardened cadre of alt-© absolutists that maintain that only lawyers need to read the law and that expensive access to legal materials is a fact of life.

Limited or expensive access to bandwidth, especially in remote regions, increases transmission time.

Across much of Europe, consumers can choose among dozens of broadband providers, offering faster and less expensive Internet access than is available to most Americans.

Consequently, in order to avoid expensive random access cost, Merge-based strategies have been preferred to In-place index update strategies on HDDs.

Expensive extended access is not likely to be sustainable, and my concern is where is this money likely to be diverted from?

This has the impact of depressing the local market, as it is expensive to access content hosted abroad, and the resulting user experience is poor due to the delays in delivering it back to Rwanda.

However, it warns that as services offered via the internet become more complex, unreliable and expensive broadband access in many developing countries, together with power outages and a lack of IT skills risk widening the digital divide.