Sentence examples for users spare from inspiring English sources

Take the cheap phone calls available from Skype; it taps users' spare computer bandwidth to send encrypted voice packets over the Internet.

It's that pooling — or, hey, crowdsourcing — of many users' spare computing resource that yields a connected storage layer that doesn't need to centralize around dedicated datacenters.

The application programs are installed on the server machine so that users are spared the inconvenience associated with maintenance/upgrade of the software.

Ms. Danly said this approach can spare users the need to record serial numbers and purchase records.

The app developers suggest that phones and scanners may improve enough in the future to spare users from such verbal interaction with clerks.

Unlike traditional weight loss services, the Internet-only versions can spare users the embarrassment of being seen at a weight loss franchise.

While this "conversation view" was intended to spare users the chore of rooting around the In box for a particular message in the thread, it can be unwieldy when a lot of people are contributing to the conversation.

But unlike the traditional weight loss services, the Internet-only versions can offer such information outside the realm of the weekly meeting and scheduled phone calls -- and, notably, they can spare users the embarrassment of being seen at a weight loss franchise, or the potential humiliation of a public weigh-in gone bad.

The service essentially aims to spare users the trouble of searching through different secondary ticketing sites to find specific seats and prices.

Nobody would want to limit the appeal of their sites by designing them to work properly only on the fastest PCs.If users have spare money to devote to computing, they are more likely to spend it on increasing the bandwidth of their connection or on staying online for longer, both of which will benefit ISPs and cable operators rather than the PC industry.

Airbnb is a start-up that has risen in popularity for letting users rent spare rooms or vacation homes, among other things, from others for short stays.