Sentence examples for communications some of from inspiring English sources

The sector has defied gravity and, in many instances, logic for more than a year, making loss-makers Colt Telecom and Telewest Communications some of the most highly capitalised companies in the land.

From the Metropolitan Club: "Mr. Feuer, it seems you've left behind your attaché." (Or an attaché.) After several more of these perplexing communications — some of them from Mallorys or Muffys who had had, it seemed, a "smashing" time in my company — I decided to check the phone book.

The internal communications, some of them from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, appear to show Facebook trading access to user data in exchange for advertising buys and other concessions, which would contradict Facebook's long-standing claim that it doesn't sell people's information.

The internal communications, some of which were reported in The New York Sun the week before last, offer a rare look at the machinations of the administration and paint a picture of officials scrambling to lock in their approach and then figuring out how to justify it.

He received over 40 surviving papal commissions and communications, some of which dealt with the problems of married clergy in his diocese.

If the transmit power is constrained by energy concerns, then only short-range communications (some tenths of centimeters) will be possible: therefore, a multi-hop network architecture is to be preferred.

Nearly every emergency worker told agonizing stories of communications failures, some of them most likely fatal to victims.

In Latin America, where Telefonica is the leading communications company, some of its units reported losses.

There are plenty of alternatives to straightforward advertising, including a myriad of marketing and communications services, some of which are called "below-the-line" advertising.

The intercepted communications between some of Mr. Hussein's supporters have included credible discussions indicating that the former Iraqi president is alive and must be protected, two Defense Department officials said.

But the legal defense reflected in the the privacy groups' report would be the most detailed discussion that has surfaced of the government's approach to collecting individuals' communications on some of the most popular Internet services.