Sentence examples for laying cables for from inspiring English sources

Existing local companies argue that they deserve control over a market because they've sunk enormous amounts of money into digging trenches and laying cables for their telecommunications network.

Under the universal service obligation BT is only allowed to charge customers more than the standard £130 installation fee if the costs of laying cabling for a phone and basic internet connection exceed £3,400.

He started laying cable for himself, going into the telephone bypass business.

Customers, who include large firms such as TalkTalk and Sky, have suffered a range of problems, from installation delays, to eye-watering costs for laying cables to connect them to the outside world.

Customers, who include large firms such as TalkTalk and Sky, have suffered problems from installation delays to eye-watering costs for laying cables to connect them to the outside world.

In the barren moonlike landscape outside this coastal hamlet, workers in hard hats are busily laying cables and constructing giant holding tanks for natural gas liquids.

It's telling, though, that the place is covered in newly dug trenches – only now are they laying cables to provide heating and lighting for the 200 or so people who have been living here since March.

He watches a builder laying cables.

White-space networks allow companies to start operating without the expense of laying cable or paying for exclusive rights to certain radio frequencies.

None of those vulnerable relays high atop the Rockies, and suddenly no more need for laying cable on the ocean floor.

Laying cable under the seabed will be an inducement for wind developers to move ahead as well, it predicts.