Sentence examples for communications filling from inspiring English sources

With news of bodies lining the streets and a city bereft of food, water, power and communications filling headlines, Tibayan filled a backpack with biscuits, sardines, water, medicine, candles and water purification tablets.

NextEra's corporate communications are filled with awards like its designation as a "world's most ethical company".

So it is inevitable that those on the front line of party communications are busy filling sandbags to absorb hits from the broadsheet, broadband and broadcast artillery.

He became the director of marketing, communications and audiences – filling the job Duncan had left to run Channel 4. Television companies cannot be run in the same way as companies promoting soft drinks or margarine, however, and there are those who worry that the rise of the admen reflects a commensurate decline in the influence of programme-makers.

We experienced difficulties to differentiate filling of an adjacent hepatic vein through veno-venous communications from portal filling.

We're in the very unlucky situation that the first person who happens to have mastered the new communications architecture is also filling those channels with junk.

Spicer, the press secretary, also has been filling the communications director job, which is more of a long-term planning and strategy post — a double-duty assignment that has left him beleaguered and battling on several fronts.

Data transfer from communications passes were filled to 74%.

F.S.G. has certainly given itself a demanding brief, with no less than four senior positions (manager, managing director, director of football director and director of communications) possibly to fill before the new season commences in August.

The Pentagon's 2012 decision addressed two of the five concerns – allowing women to occupy intelligence and communications jobs and fill positions close to combat zones – but many positions were still male-only.

During pad testing, the spacecraft suffered a number of technical problems, including broken and static-filled communications.