Sentence examples for hindered internet from inspiring English sources
A user from Nigeria, @bassyjnr, pointed to a certain irony in the government's approach: "A president who hindered internet and social media use is now communicating through Twitter to release statements".
Earlier this year, Ms. Kroes warned mobile operators not to block or hinder Internet voice services like Skype from their networks.
In January, media companies like Viacom, Time Warner and the Walt Disney Company backed two antipiracy bills, one in the Senate and the other in the House of Representatives, while Internet activists and companies like Google and Facebook argued the bills would hinder Internet freedom.
For our investigation, we conducted a web-based study with 382 participants which focused specifically on identifying factors that help or hinder Internet users in distinguishing phishing pages from legitimate pages.
We now turn to our primary research question which is constructed as follows: Why are geo-restrictions and regional lockouts on internet-related services a major challenge for millennials in Africa and how do these enforced restrictions hinder Internet-fueled developments in Africa?
A lack of government oversight hasn't hindered the internet.
Businesses are concerned that government regulations could hinder the Internet's dynamism.
The combined data from our study with GPs and PNs as well as with young men [ 17] have identified barriers and facilitators that would either help or hinder an Internet screening approach.
While enhancing or improving connectivity, you need to keep in mind that apps too can hinder your internet connection.
The respondents who opted against the filters did so mainly because they didn't want their internet access "hindered in any way," although some also expressed concerns over censorship.
Particularly in rural areas, problems with copying and transporting paper forms limited timeliness of reporting, and intermittent power supply and limited cell phone and internet service hindered connectivity.
