Sentence examples for communications to challenge from inspiring English sources
"We have sought, through our communications, to challenge non-readers' misperceptions of the publication as dry and mostly about finance by highlighting the breadth and individuality of Economist editorial," Ossman said.
BSkyB vowed today to "use all available legal avenues" to challenge the communications regulator's plans to force it to sell its sports and movies content to rivals at regulated prices.
The current process has significantly slowed the ability of companies like Verizon and AT&T (formerly SBC Communications) to challenge the cable and satellite television companies with their own version of video services.
TMG's website states that the firm, based in Arlington County, "provides counsel to organizations facing their toughest communications challenges -- challenges to their reputations, to their bottom line and to their morale".
Mobile communications technologies challenge public relations practitioners to expand their thinking and practice.
We've also failed to invest in new infrastructure such as light rail and broadband communications to respond to 21st century challenges and opportunities.
Opportunistic communications are intrinsically challenging to several network layers, and applying these principles to WSNs presents additional problems and specificities which must be carefully considered.
Hybrid Wireless Mesh Networks (HWMNs) were proposed to address the challenges in wireless communications to support mobile applications across different domains.
However, the resulting highly dynamic network suffers from frequent disconnections, thereby making node-to-node communications extremely challenging.
This, however, poses a monumental communications challenge because reasons the Fed gives for maintaining ZIRP sound like reasons to maintain QE, and reasons to end QE sounds like reasons to end ZIRP.
Mr. Xia's experience was a striking illustration of how freedom and repression are spreading simultaneously in China, an apparent contradiction that is growing as individual and Internet- and cellphone-based communications challenge authoritarian norms.
