Sentence examples for looking at the cables from inspiring English sources

I am primarily looking at the cables that describe our government's efforts to drive up the price of medicine in developing countries.

You will need to know whether to buy an IDE or SATA drive, and you should be able to tell by looking at the cables.

The success – or otherwise – of the scheme is particularly important as regulators are reportedly looking at the cable company's past behavior and considering new conditions for the Time Warner deal.

Anecdotally, when I was looking at the cable TV rankings a month ago, three of the top 10 shows on all of cable television (including No. 1) were all repeats of the Disney channel original movie Jump In.

I looked at the cable modem.

Look at the cable channels, even the music channels.

At the counterterrorism center, analysts looked at the cable from the embassy in Nigeria and deliberated over just how severe a threat Mr. Abdulmutallab presented.

Hours later, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani assailed Time Warner as an "out-of-touch monopoly" and added that, "for the life of me, I don't understand why the Justice Department has spent so much time on Microsoft, but not looked at the cable industry".

It's interesting looking at the stories cable news didn't cover in any great way during that year: one was the death of North Korean dictator Kim Il-sung, the father of Kim Jong-il.

Here's one more way of looking at the value of cable assets: Take the enterprise value of a public cable company (interest-bearing debt plus market value of stock, minus cash on hand), then divide that figure by the number of subscribers.

There are three people in Cable's department looking at the issue, and he will decide in September whether to hold a formal consultation on specific proposals.