Sentence examples for internet cut from inspiring English sources

In November, local officials, apparently cowed by a welter of condemnation in newspapers and on the Internet, cut short his two-year sentence.

"I can do transactions at the speed of the Internet, cut costs 50percentt -- and I'm more secure than I was before".

Cap Ernst & Young, a firm of consultants, reckons that the Internet cut British banks' costs by just 0.1% last year when they were, somewhat heroically, hoping for a 25% cut.

Critics say China has stepped up its disruption of foreign online services like Google over the past year to create an internet cut off from the rest of the world.

However, to the BBC's frustration, the clip circulating on the internet cut in halfway through the interview, just as Clarkson was saying that he would have all the strikers killed, with none of the earlier remarks that allegedly provided some balance.

Sprint's new Web phones reach a special subset of the Internet, cut down to size for tiny devices.

When the Internet cuts out, friends in New York monitor the situation for me, calling with updates.

Record companies and filmmakers are trying to protect their copyrights as illegal downloading from the Internet cuts into sales.

By supplying answers to questions with such ruthless efficiency, the Internet cuts off the supply of an even more valuable commodity: productive frustration.

The scheme will not include several hoped-for reforms: access to the uncensored internet, cuts in corporate tax and permission for foreign auctioneers to sell antiquities.

The BBC is frustrated the clip circulating on the internet cuts comes into the Clarkson interview halfway through – just as he makes the incendiary claim about strikers.