Sentence examples for cellphone problems from inspiring English sources

Ms. McNeilly said a 190-foot tower planned on Shelter Island should resolve any local cellphone problems.

Cellphones create problems for more employers than do older forms of mobile communication, like CB radios.

Recent clients included JPMorgan Chase on financial crisis cases, News Corporation over its cellphone-hacking problems, and a former Bank of America chief executive, Kenneth D. Lewis, in a civil fraud suit by the New York attorney general over the firm's acquisition of Merrill Lynch.

Ms. Brown said the bus driver was equipped with a cellphone to report problems, but never used it because Mr. Martinez had not shown aggressive behavior before stabbing him.

[C3.] A Cellphone Billing Hangover Problems with a billing system at Bell Mobility of Canada caused headaches for the company and its customers.

Unless you anticipate a decline in the quality of your work — Antillean computer problems, cellphone vagaries, cataracts and hurricanos that spout until they drench your steeples and drown the cocks, sulfurous and thought-executing fires, oak-cleaving thunderbolts or simply the Siren song of the wi-fi-less beach — I don't see why this is any of your supervisor's business.

Cellphone networks experienced problems due to overloading of networks.

Recognizing the problem, cellphone services are developing policies and technology to protect customers.

With the 10-to-1 vote by the Board of Supervisors in favor of an ordinance that Mayor Gavin Newsom has indicated he will sign, San Francisco has waded into the unresolved debate over the relationship between the long-term use of cellphones and health problems like brain tumors.

If runaway costs for a child's cellphone are a problem, consider AT&T's Smart Limits for Wireless service.

The remotes have four buttons which alert management to cellphoning jerks, projector problems, lighting problems, and "other," a nebulous button covering all other issues.