Sentence examples for communications opened up from inspiring English sources

"Now that the mayor's race is over, communications opened up," Mr. Spencer said.

Mandating vulnerabilities be built into digital communications opens up an even worse prospect: new avenues for terrorists and criminals to exploit.

In addition, Bartlett et al. speculated that in trauma cases, peritoneal damage results in communications opening up between the retroperitoneum and the peritoneal cavity, causing the entry of irrigation fluid into the peritoneal cavity [7].

Instead, they're exploring whether the web and networked communications open up new and effective ways for citizens to converse and organize each other in repressive societies.

The wide range of scenarios (with or without connectivity restriction) arising from vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-roadside communications have opened up new security challenges which must be considered by payment systems designers to achieve the same security capabilities independently of the scenario where the payment occurs.

The course in science communications has opened up an entirely new world for me.

Answers on a postcard please... Welcome to the 21st century, where global communications have opened up the world to the masses.

At the same time the dramatic decline in the cost of information and communications technologies has opened up trade in some high-value services.

"Advances in information and communications technology have opened up innovation in processes, products and services.

Mountains historically restricted internal communications, but the sea opened up wider horizons.

THE decision to spin off the Liberty Media Corporation was a smart move for Tele-Communications Inc. because it opened up areas of growth while muting criticism about the company's size.