Sentence examples for communications are coming from inspiring English sources

"We are entering an exciting new era where community, content and communications are coming together to transcend existing media formats," said Shields.

"It's dwarfing all the other issues in my inbox at the moment," says Sheppard, who estimates that about a third of hunting-related communications are coming from the rest of the UK.

"We're entering a pioneering time, where the worlds of media, entertainment and communications are coming together - and through our new company, our aim is to offer consumers the very best, most sought-after choice available".

The ongoing drama concerning government access to secure Blackberry communications is coming to a head in India, where RIM was given a final compliance date today.

So, all of these communications technologies are coming together on one system, one platform.

MANY investors apparently believe that the boom times of communications equipment spending are coming back.

Trillium products help communications systems recognize where signals are coming from and what they mean.

Co-founder Talmage Cooley tells me that an ecosystem of candidate-to-candidate and candidate-to-voter communications will be coming soon.

Manchester's technology and communications industry meanwhile has been coming together towards the south of the city, in Manchester Science Park.

He did not say when the glitches are expected to be fixed, but said that, depending on budgets and other factors, communications-based controls could be coming to the No. 7 line.

In this configuration, we assume that no interference is produced among communications assigned to different carriers since they use different frequencies, that is, the only interference is coming from communications in the same carrier.