Sentence examples for emerging telecommunications from inspiring English sources

But the emerging telecommunications technologies, like e-mail, instant messaging, text messaging and paging, do not publish directories.

Excessive issuing of debt for emerging telecommunications companies resulted in the frauds at WorldCom and Enron, among others.

Wall Street did the same thing in the 1980s with junk bonds, the same thing in the 1990s with Internet initial public offerings, and the same thing in the early 2000s with the debt of emerging telecommunications companies.

But like many similar emerging telecommunications companies, XO's market for high-speed telecommunications services failed to materialize as planned, sending its share price plummeting from a high of more than $63 two years ago to 9.5 cents yesterday.

This is realized by means of wireless cooperative systems, which constitute a core part of emerging telecommunications systems.

Subjective assessment plays a key role in characterizing the quality of emerging telecommunications products and services, as it attempts to quantify the end user's experience with the system under test.

"In trying to capture the Mexican market, Alestra and Avantel are creating a seamless NAFTA network, which will extend through the U.S. to their operations in Canada," says Chris Neal, a research associate specializing in Mexico at the Boston-based emerging market telecommunications research firm Pyramid Research.

Stephen Pettyfer, emerging European telecommunications analyst at Merrill Lynch in London, argues that investors in this market should look beyond near-term P/E ratios: "The growth drivers you have seen in western Europe last year, namely the consolidation of the industry and the demand for wireless data, are spreading to the periphery of Europe".

Entrepreneurial types, meanwhile, are being drawn to emerging industries like telecommunications and retail.

"We see such benefits aiding growth, particularly in emerging markets where telecommunications services are more expensive and less accessible.

In a stock market dominated by emerging Internet and telecommunications technologies, the Microsofts and Intels of the world don't look quite as cutting-edge anymore.