Sentence examples for communications raised from inspiring English sources

The communications raised hopes in Mexico's business community that Trump might reconsider his vow to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement and be persuaded to adopt less hard-line immigration and economic policies, which were cornerstones of his campaign.

Silicon Image, which makes semiconductors for high-speed communications, raised its second-quarter revenue forecast yesterday.

The decision to initiate an inquiry into confidential communications raised serious concerns for lawyers who handle high-profile cases.

This afternoon, Matt Schlapp — who chairs the American Conservative Union and whose wife Mercedes is the White House director of strategic communications — raised eyebrows with a tweet suggesting there might be merit to those fears.

A man in a black suit, who works in communications, raises his hand.

Relief efforts were being hampered by a collapse in communications, raising fears that a widespread humanitarian disaster was unravelling across the impoverished Himalayan nation of 28 million.

Relief efforts were being hampered by a collapse in communications, raising fears that a widespread humanitarian disaster was unravelling across the impoverished Himalayan nation of 28m.

The critics assert that e-mail and Internet communications raise several potential problems: it is voluminous and thus hard to monitor; it can convey not only words but images; and it is immediate, meaning that an enemy might be able to tap in to real-time updates of troop movements, the presence of a general, or a military outpost's perimeter defenses.

Statements made by Kesha in a 2011 deposition from a previous lawsuit between her and her former managers at Das Communications raise even more questions around her accusations against Luke.

Under the terms of the deal, SEIU explicitly agreed to prohibit its members from participating in "communications that degrade or attack a signatory hospital or health system or the hospital industry as a whole includ[ing] communications raising concerns about hospital pricing and executive compensation in health care".

The South's communications watchdog raised its alert level on cyber-attacks to level three on a five-tier scale, tripling the number of staff monitoring the situation.