Sentence examples for proportion of internet from inspiring English sources

"A higher proportion of Internet users was associated with a lower licensure rate," he wrote in a recent study.

Many industry executives said the growing proportion of Internet users with high-speed connections at home, currently 69percentt according to Nielsen/NetRatings, had done much to connect mothers more firmly to the Internet than in the past.

Leeds University researchers, writing in the Psychopathology journal, said a small proportion of internet users were classed as internet addicts and that people in this group were more likely to be depressed than non-addicted users.

Saudis, with the world's largest proportion of internet users accessing Twitter, are turning online to avoid the censorship of traditional media, and to question government in a way that's transforming their relationship with the ruling Al Saud family.

The frenzy for acquiring Internet addresses has generally died down, but anecdotal evidence suggests that a large proportion of Internet addresses are still bought by speculators who hope to resell these names at a profit, or by individuals and companies that have registered names solely to prevent others from using them.

It further notes the latter as providing a capability to intercept "a small proportion of internet traffic".

Computer use in offices and homes is widespread, and Canada's population has one of the world's highest proportions of Internet users.

We therefore assume that as Internet use continues to grow, the proportion of high Internet use and therefore strong usage of social media will rise as well.

(Hitwise reports Web site traffic as a proportion of all Internet activity, rather than an absolute number of visits).

The posts were all submitted by users of Reddit, a social-news website responsible for a substantial proportion of the internet memes that can baffle and confuse outsiders.

"Ad blockers are still used by a tiny proportion of the Internet population, and these aren't the kind of people susceptible to ads anyway," Wladimir Palant, who runs Adblock Plus on Firefox, wrote in an e-mail message.