Sentence examples for to rent access from inspiring English sources
It is for consumers a vastly better model, he believes, to rent access to music rather than buy it to keep.The problem, he freely admits, is that consumers don't necessarily agree with him.
He set out lots of good reasons to rent access to reference works, such as the ability of readers to access up-to-the-minute revisions; and the ability of the press to track readers' interests in its books so they'll know where to focus future research efforts.
The BBC reports that the plan to rent access to Kodak-branded KashMiner devices for the chance to earn Bitcoin returns has collapsed.
The project is being managed by Wireless Philadelphia, a city-sponsored nonprofit group which plans to contract with a private firm to build and maintain the network, and then will rent access to service providers.
Mr. Jeffries paid for the line; others rent access to it.
Cyber-criminals can rent access to Blackhole software by the day or lease a Blackhole server for periods of three months to a year at a time.
Marc Benioff founded Salesforce.com, to do the same sort of thing, with the twist that it hosts the software on its own computers and lets customers rent access to it through their web browsers (just as consumers access Amazon, Hotmail or eBay).During the technology boom of the late 1990s, the first three Messrs Ellison, Conway and Siebel basked in their roles as poster-children of the new era.
The same goes for any other cloud service that you upload data to (so, not like a Zune Marketplace where you're essentially renting access to on-demand music): you want to be able to easily move your text documents, spreadsheets, and other such important stuff when you want, where you want.
But when it took ABS too long to expand its network into regions where the parent wasn't present, it started renting access to networks that belonged to telcos already in those markets at a slim discount and reselling to customers, often at a loss.
This paper focused on a tenant renting access to a SaaS application and that tenant wanting to enforce tenant-specific access control policies on that application.
Bullish analysts say the shift toward renting access to software will change the software industry radically and accelerate business-to-business commerce on the Internet.
