Sentence examples for changed carriers from inspiring English sources

But the Luxor manager of Blue Sky denied it should have changed carriers after the 2011 incident.

Nearly half of iPhone users changed carriers in order to use the device, according to a survey of 460 iPhone users by Rubicon Consulting, a technology consulting firm.

But the government's decision in November 2003 to let consumers take their telephone numbers with them when they changed carriers seemed likely to disrupt the status quo.

In a survey of wireless customers in December, Telephia, a wireless research company, asked users who had not changed carriers in the previous 12 months why they had stayed with their current providers.

Last year, Deutsche Telekom's revenues for wired telephone service declined as a result of price cuts and customers who changed carriers, although the company largely compensated for the shortfall through booming growth in its mobile telephone business.

Some 39 million people changed carriers last year, even without being able to take their number with them, and the Yankee Group, a research and consulting firm, predicts that the number will rise to 50 million in the coming year.

This would increase competition by making it easier for customers to change carriers.

Some cellphone users say they have found a way to change carriers without losing touch with friends.

Passengers need to book only one ticket and check in baggage once, regardless of how many times they change carriers.

No wonder wireless companies are trying to reduce "churn" -- the percentage of customers who change carriers, discontinue service or are cut off for not paying their bills.

Even within the same market, if customers wants to change carriers, they must often acquire a new phone that operates under a different technical standard.