Sentence examples for around carriers from inspiring English sources

Some analysts warned that the labor disputes, which center around carriers' efforts to substantially lower operating costs, risked denting the reputations of some of the region's biggest airlines as they face increasing competition on intercontinental routes from rivals in North America and the Persian Gulf region.

The solution could be for Apple to launch its own cellular network, doing an end run around carriers and providing the company with revenue from both selling phone handsets and from the resale of cellular service.

Since opening up that spectrum would allow people to jump online with phones, computers or other Web-enabled devices without signing up–or paying for data plans, white spaces have been interpreted as another end-run around carriers.

Before it came around, wireless carriers had to pay bigger carriers like Verizon a stiff fee to connect traffic via their switches.

"Once the issue around carrier bags is over we can really concentrate on the areas which will make the most difference".

This tensile strength decrement can be explained by reduction of inter-particulate bonding caused by formation of lubricant around carrier particles.

Therefore, presence of lubricant around carrier particle causes weaker bond between them and consequently lower tensile strength (Bolhuis et al. 1975; Duberg and Nyström 1982; Vromans and Lerk 1988).

Most of the original furor around Carrier IQ stemmed from its appearance on Android devices, but recent findings from iOS hacker chpwn has revealed that CarrierIQ exists in one form or another in versions of iOS as early as 3.1.3.

This concept went out of favour as changing Japanese naval thinking and experience led to recognition that naval warfare would centre around carrier-supported aerial combat.

This time around, the carrier airplane will have six 747 engines and a gross weight of more than 1.2 million pounds.

Also, the Navy is the area's largest employer, so a sizable chunk is presumably floating around on aircraft carriers somewhere.