Sentence examples for announced commercial from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Nortel's main rival, Lucent Technologies -- North America's largest manufacturer of telecommunications equipment -- has announced commercial availability of its first large MEMS switch.

Away from the on-track action, my schedule was non-stop - attending the season launch event; going to various meetings; entertaining the British media contingent at a Saturday night dinner; and hosting our recently announced commercial partners throughout the weekend.

Why? Samsung, of course, appears to be trying to forge its own play at building an ecosystem by way of Artik, which only last month announced commercial availability of the IoT platform.

We are writing to update you on the latest developments here at Yahoo!, including our recently announced commercial agreement with Google and the outcome of our discussions with Microsoft regarding a potential transaction.

In addition, multiple U.S. carriers, including Verizon, AT&T and Sprint, have announced commercial deployments in select markets by the end of 2018, while chipmaker Qualcomm unveiled last month its new 5G millimeter-wave module that outfits smartphones with 5G compatibility.

Yesterday, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal announced commercial fishing has been reopened in some areas of the bayou.

Stores and professional offices operate from converted 18th- and 19th-century houses with small wooden signs that seem to apologize for announcing commercial ventures.

By contrast "The Condemned" is uncanny only in its resemblance to a television soap, with acting as flat as the lighting and scenes that end with the kind of cliffhanger moments that otherwise announce commercial breaks.

They hear music announcing commercial breaks, or to signify that the contents of their suburban back garden have "morphed again", and "the familiar Carrigan backyard is now a vast field of charred human remains".

Good haunted-house movies should fill you with a sense of looming dread about homes and their nightmares, as in Edgar Allan Poe's landmark story "The Fall of the House of Usher". By contrast "The Condemned" is uncanny only in its resemblance to a television soap, with acting as flat as the lighting and scenes that end with the kind of cliffhanger moments that otherwise announce commercial breaks.

"The US is returning to the surface of the moon, and we're doing it sooner than you think!" said Jim Bridenstine, NASA's administrator, last week, while announcing commercial payload partners.