Sentence examples for communications out there from inspiring English sources

Basically, there are a hell of a lot of "communications" out there bearing the Clarence House stamp that, if made public, would be likely to cause a constitutional crisis.

"Today, of all the communications out there globally - the emails, the texts, the images - only a small percentage are within reach of our sensors.

In his outgoing speech as GCHQ director Lobban defended GCHQ's record, saying at the time: "Today, of all the communications out there globally – the emails, the texts, the images – only a small percentage are within reach of our sensors.

But with so much of our communications out there in the cloud, between family members, friends, and lovers, it's simply unacceptable that all of that can be "incidentally" logged onto a government hard drive for absolutely no reason.

Even though Forster's explanation of Canadian data collection makes it seem like an accident, given how our communications are all mixed up with foreign communications out there in cyberspace, if CSEC really is monitoring hockey websites they're probably not looking for foreign terrorists.

There's a treasure-trove of computer-generated communications sitting out there amongst business, government and significant people that is not available to historians and biographers.

"Nobody's out there putting pornography in front of kids," said Marcus Baltzell, the communications director at the Kansas National Education Association.

It demands more knowledge, better communications, more collaboration and a more effective coordination of the considerable skills and different competences that are already out there.

But as it turns out, "there's a synergy and not a cannibalization," she added, which is leading marketers to "create integrated communications programs" involving multiple media.

We know certain at-risk groups are using ProtonMail to communicate and there are actors out there who would benefit from disrupting their communications.

"Frankly, the governor caught us all by surprise when he put this bill out there," said Dennis Poust, communications director for the New York State Catholic Conference, the bishops' political arm.