Sentence examples for a time when communications from inspiring English sources

The European Parliament has consistently maintained that Internet access is a fundamental right, at a time when communications, commerce and culture are shifting into the digital realm.

I think the Church of Latter-Day Saints suffers because it emerged at a time when communications were more efficient, and techniques of scrutiny more sophisticated than during the first or sixth centuries.

But regulators and Internet companies say greater alignment is desirable at a time when digital communications zip across borders and companies like Google operate on an ever more global scale.

But the detection of the individual use of performance-enhancing drugs is more straightforward than that of collective match-fixing and spot-fixing, which is why the trial of the Pakistani trio and their agent, Mazhar Majeed, is such a rare example of its type, and so important at a time when modern communications enable gambling interests to extend their tentacles ever further.

In particular, the 1918-19 pandemicauseded, according to estimates, between 40 and 100 million deaths at a time when the communications and means of transportation on earth were not as fast and efficient as they are now.

"At a time when trends in communications infrastructure are developing far faster than they were a couple of years ago," he said, "now is when companies need to focus more than ever on their customers' needs".

The underwater options are complicating Lucent Technologies' efforts to retain employees at a time when the giant communications equipment maker is restructuring its operations after losing market share to competitors.

AT&T's decision comes at a time when the market for communications equipment appears to be cooling.

AT&T's decision comes at a time when the market for communications equipment appears to be cooling somewhat.

It's almost impossible to imagine a time when we didn't have communications, maps, email, trackers so on all in our pockets.

Profit in British Telecom's fixed-line telephone business has eroded amid fierce price competition at a time when new businesses like Internet and mobile communications ventures require heavy financing.