Sentence examples for communications earned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gross's wizardry in wireless communications earned him a stack of patents foretelling the advent of things like cell phones, paging systems, garage-door openers and walkie-talkies.

E6 OBITUARIES B6 Al Gross The grandaddy of citizens' band radio known as Phineas Thaddeus Veeblefetzer, whose wizardry in wireless communications earned him a stack of patents foretelling the advent of things like cell phones, paging systems, garage-door openers and walkie-talkies, was 82.

Find ways to help them gain that visibility, whether it's through corporate communications, earned media or press releases, in the non-profit media or elsewhere.

Barbara has two degrees - A Bachelor of Social Work earned in 1983 at New Mexico State University, and a BA in Journalism and Mass Communications earned in 2006, again at New Mexico State University.

Univision Communications earned 49 cents per share (diluted before extraordinary items) on sales of $864 million last year.

Ed Williams, the BBC's director of communications, earns between £220,000 and £250,000.

Two other top campaign employees — Bradley Tusk, the campaign manager, and Howard Wolfson, the communications director — earned bonuses of at least $400,000 on top of their other pay, while Maura Keaney, who ran the campaign's field operation, earned a bonus of $150,000.

Crystal Coon, who served as Pruitt's first chief of staff as attorney general and now works as a consultant for a communications firm, earned $37,787 from both groups in 2016.

A third of those special advisers, known as spads, are employed by Mr Cameron, with his director of communications Craig Oliver earning £140,000 – just £2,500 less than the Prime Minister.

Garry Nunn (25), who graduated with a first class degree in English from Leicester University completed the Barnardo's programme this summer and now works as a communications assistant earning £22,000.

Job: group chief executive, WPP Age: 66 Industry: advertising, marketing Staff: 101,000 Revenue: £9.33bn Salary: £4.5m (including bonus) 2010 ranking: 11 Sir Martin Sorrell's WPP has cemented its position as the world's largest marketing communications group, earning some £1.5bn more in revenues in 2010 than its previously larger US rival Omnicom Group.