Sentence examples for would have internet from inspiring English sources

A heavy Comcast Web user being impeded would have Internet speeds equivalent to "a really good DSL experience," Mr. Bowling said.

One example was where an emergency e-mail address was set up in case of problems, but the students manning the account were themselves on IHE: 'We said there was a (student IHE group name) e-mail, and we felt that, that was the best way because we didn't know who would have Internet connection at the time.

How I wish I'd had Internet access to find these numbers earlier.

Radiohead ruled out an internet-only distribution for fear that some fans would not have internet access; a traditional CD and vinyl release would follow in January.

Despite these downsides, most would rather have Internet access than be without it.

I figured I'd at least have Internet access while waiting at the airport.

Last year the FCC looked set to approve rules that would have allowed internet service providers to create "fast lanes" on the internet.

The amendment, which failed in a tie vote, would have barred Internet service providers from charging fees to give some companies speedier access to the Internet.

By 2002, just under a quarter of British homes would have an Internet connection, against 18percentnt in Germany, 21percentnt in France, 16percentnt in Italy and 11percentnt in Spain.

Under the French plan, citizens accused of making illegal downloads three times in 12 months would have their Internet service severed by a new administrative agency.

They travelled to Valencia with support teams of four or five people for a match that organisers said would have an internet audience of as many as 10 million.