Sentence examples for competing voice from inspiring English sources

These rules govern which bits of their copper networks the Baby Bells must lease at a discount to firms wanting to offer competing voice services.

But it's also Mrs. Tetherow who first spies an Indian (Rod Rondeaux) who becomes another competing voice of authority as they drift along in increasing distress and disagreement.

More importantly, however, it makes Boko Haram a competing voice to Nigerian Salafi preachers who do not embrace the group or its violent ideology.

The Federal Communications Commission rules mandate that wireless networks must allow customers to access competing voice or video calling service on their networks.

Calm cannot be willed or "jammed" into one's inner "airspace" by prayer, or even a soothing podcast: the competing voice of the to-do list drowns it out, or, as Zucker writes, fills her up inside.

Although it would prevent wireless carriers from blocking competing voice services on smartphones, it would allow them to charge more for other types of Internet applications, such as video or social networking services.

Malick appears to have ditched the art of conversation, onscreen, for the sake of competing voice-overs.

It is a carefully structured film, full of competing voice-overs, repeated visual motifs (almost every shot includes a garbage can) and clever grace notes.

Managing the competing voices in the language classroom.

The company has pledged not to shut out competing voices.

Gone is the rattle of one-liners, replaced by a fuzz of slurred and competing voices.