Sentence examples for communication and commerce from inspiring English sources
Transportation facilitates communication and commerce.
The reason, he said, is that the Internet is ceasing to be a means for communication and commerce and is becoming the means for communication and commerce.
In the television dramatization, Melmotte can sound like a 21st-century media mogul, referring to "communication and commerce" in a world that "knows no borders".
Can old-fashioned painting capture a contemporary world shaped as much by invisible electronic and digital processes of communication and commerce as by tangible facts?
A cascade of breakdowns in communication and commerce would create vast shortages of food and medicine, which would, in turn, produce riots, lawlessness and social collapse.
The internal C.I.A. historian continues: It was not an aggressively simplistic solution, clandestinely arrived at, but was instead an official admission … that normal, rational methods of international communication and commerce had failed.
After gaining traction in their own communities, they have used the tools of modern communication, transportation and commerce to tap far-flung resources and exploit markets in similar enclaves around the country and the world.
"What Corporate America Cannot Build: A Sentence" makes several correct comments about the dismal quality of communication skills and commerce.
Mobile communication, marketing and commerce platform vendor Movitas has raised $3 million in a new round of financing from a group of private investors, the company announced earlier this morning, self-reportedly thanks to its success with hotels, holiday resorts and the likes.
Today, while it is a marvelous medium for education, communication, entertainment and commerce, the ways in which the Internet is being used to disseminate and promote hateful and violent beliefs and attitudes are astounding, varied and continually multiplying.
(Mobile) Bills, Bills, Bills: Near-field communication and mobile commerce were the big promise of 2011 and so far, little has been rolled out on either front.
