Sentence examples for posed cable from inspiring English sources

"Does it work, or if it does work does it have so many negative consequences we shouldn't do it any more?" posed Cable.

Add the competition posed by cable and wireless broadband, and many experts say suppliers will be forced into a major consolidation.

His comment was in the context of a bigger discussion about the threat to Net neutrality posed by the cable and phone companies, who are making moves to control the amount and types of bits that can go through their pipes.

He posed as a cable worker and bound and gagged his victims.

UBS analyst John Hodulik gives the thumbs up to this technology, writing in a February report that those covering the cable industry haven't yet factored in the competitive threat AT&T now poses to traditional cable operators like Cablevision and Time Warner Cable.

Foreign Policy magazine tagged the end of Mr. Ben Ali's rule "the first WikiLeaks revolution," and while that may be an overstatement, the cables' role in what President Obama lauded Friday as "this brave and determined struggle for the universal rights" underscores the awkward dilemma the WikiLeaks cables have posed for the administration.

The stripping of electrical cable poses an even bigger threat.

Critics say that the cable poses a hazard to navigation and to shellfish beds in the sound.

The man tried to get into the home at 2357 64th Street about noon by posing as a cable television worker, according to investigators.

Perhaps the most interesting prospect is the threat that free DSL poses to the cable industry, DSL's biggest broadband competitor.

Noting the success that CBS had with its Webcast of the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament in March, he acknowledged that "the notion that some day 10 million people are going to watch something over the public Internet at the same time" is going to pose challenges for cable companies.