Sentence examples for preferred cable from inspiring English sources

Good-government groups that have clamored for live coverage of the Legislature said they preferred cable television to Internet access, saying that it would reach more people and would have better picture quality, and that viewers would be more likely to stumble upon it.

And the Surfboard accesses the Internet strictly via a dialup modem; you're out of luck if you prefer cable modem or D.S.L. It's worth checking the company's Web page at www.nadapc.com, too, to find out whether the company offers a local access number in your area.

He said: "Was Gove on Marr or Have I Got Old News for You - 'Oakeshott prefers Cable to Clegg shock?!'.

The team is aiming at viewers ages 36-45 instead of the older Boomers who prefer cable financial news far.

A docking station gives you extra USB ports for mouse and keyboard, a video port for a monitor and a standard Ethernet port if you prefer cable to wireless.

Technical standards, such as the DIN 18015 in Germany (see also Fig. 2), or the "Stærkstrømsbekendtgørelsen", the technical standard in denmark (Vækstministeriet 2006) specify so-called "installation zones", which should be preferred for cable routing.

Black households preferred scripted cable shows with majority-minority casts, and Latino and Asian American households preferred fairly diverse shows, too.

For AOL Time Warner, the key question appears to have been: Would AOL Time Warner rather control cable systems with 12.9 million customers that it has to run on a relatively evenhanded basis, or would it prefer a cable empire with only 10.8 million subscribers that it can manipulate in favor of the company's other units?

Mr. Moffett said the image of the cord-cutter had been that of a "cutting-edge technologist" who preferred to bypass cable to watch programming on computers and on an ever-proliferating array of devices.

Cohen said the cable company "fully embraces the open internet principles that the president and the chairman of the FCC have espoused" but argued section 706 of the telecommunications act – the regulatory legislation preferred by the cable and telecoms industry "provides more than ample authority to impose those rules".

In the field, installers familiar with both methods preferred the modified cable tie method over the traditional method of dendrometer band construction because of the ease of construction.