Sentence examples for sporadic internet from inspiring English sources

I've tried this week, as sporadic Internet access allowed, to foster some productive discourse amid a media environment that seems dead-set on creating polarization.

The best is probably the Remhai Hotel (251-34-7753210; e-mail: [email protected]), a modern, concrete-block building with 74 rooms on the eastern outskirts; it has satellite television, sporadic Internet service and a decent restaurant.

IPFS's final core improvement is decentralized distribution, which makes it possible to access Internet content despite sporadic Internet service or even while offline: "We make websites and web apps have no central origin server," Juan explained.

Frank Eliason, director of digital care at Comcast, uses Twitter to help 200 to 300 subscribers a day with issues ranging from sporadic Internet service to errant e-mails.

To address concerns about network connectivity, the system was modified so that it could operate with only sporadic Internet access.

Participants had to be on-line in order to complete the CITI modules and there had been general concern among the study authors at the outset that limited or sporadic Internet access would discourage participants from completing this task.

Working at first with cellphone cameras and sporadic and insecure Internet connections, Mr. Fares and his team eventually obtained video cameras and a satellite link, though they still struggle to find diesel to power their generators.

Isis has previously enacted sporadic bans on private internet access as part of efforts to control the flow of information in and out of its territories.

"The refugee camps have extremely limited internet and sporadic mobile phone coverage when the military commander was stationed in the military region known as Mehairez in the area of Western Sahara known as 'The Liberated Zone,' the only forms of communication were emergency satellite phones.

The old neighborhood found second life on the Internet, at huge, sporadic reunions and in the jobs its alumni landed, often with help from street friends.

The indoor bathrooms had clogged toilets, the promised wireless Internet access was sporadic, and the cold, whipping winds led fans to build small fires around the site.