Sentence examples for continued penetration from inspiring English sources

Yet continued penetration into other CIS markets suggest the subscriber base will continue to grow.

The committee recommended that "the United States should view with suspicion the continued penetration of the US telecommunications market by Chinese telecommunications companies".

There are several other swords hanging nearby – whether it is Kurdish-Arab relations, the continued penetration of Iranian influence in the country, or more localised politics linked to the unresolved federalism and oil laws.

But many users in emerging markets still use low-cost phones that are not designed to take advantage of Twitter's mobile offerings, meaning the quality of its overseas customer base will depend partly on the continued penetration of higher-end smartphones.

Given the continued penetration of mobile devices and mobile application software, and the advent of the Internet of Things, the sheer amount of available information presents potentially insurmountable challenges for manually dependent big data analytics.

The western Mediterranean has strong Atlantic affinities, due to the continued penetration of Atlantic species (Harmelin and d'Hont 1993).

Pressure from the water's weight (hydrostatic pressure) forces water to the surface of a well drilled down into the aquifer; the pressure for the steady upflow is maintained by the continuing penetration of water into the aquifer at the intake area.

With the continuing penetration of distributed renewable generation, distributed batteries equipped in the demand side are playing an increasingly critical role in addressing the urgent challenge of reliability and economy.

Tran Dynasty, (1225 1400), rulers of a kingdom that successfully defended Vietnam from the Mongol armies and continued Vietnamese penetration southward down the Indochinese peninsula.

"It is really not difficult to see the volume increase is going to continue (and) penetration in the new markets is going to continue".

In fourth-quarter 2012, Verizon Wireless delivered the highest number of retail postpaid net additions of any quarter in its history, strong growth in revenues, an increase in smartphone penetration, and continued low retail postpaid churn.