Sentence examples for extensive mobile from inspiring English sources

This was the storm that every native Floridian had been expecting for 30 years, the one that would prove the folly of extensive mobile home developments.

Live video of tornado touchdowns is a relatively new phenomenon, one that has been made possible by extensive mobile access to the Internet.

America still lags behind Europe and Asia in mobile-payment adoption, and has been leapfrogged in sophistication by places such as Kenya, where poor landlines have led to extensive mobile usage.

Mr. Pleasants is also pouring money into a project Disney refers to as Toy Box, a console game with extensive mobile and online applications in which various Pixar and Disney characters will interact with one another for the first time.

"The combination of LiMo's transparent governance model, balanced development model and extensive mobile industry heritage sets it apart and has garnered strong industry support and engagement.

However, one bidder said it would cost more than £2bn to build an extensive mobile network in Burma, while Digicel said it was prepared to invest £6bn if it won.

Mr. Berman (no relation to Gail Berman, who founded the company with Lloyd Braun) oversaw the N.F.L.'s extensive Web, mobile, social and nonconsole-gaming efforts.

Considering the predominant extensive and mobile livestock production systems in Somalia, vaccination is still an effective control measure of PPR despite the inherent challenges of the large sheep and goat populations, high reproductive rates exemplified by short gestation period and high twinning percentage as well as high turnover.

It is conceivable that the digital media might provide an extensive and/or mobile surface for a display of the exhaustive representation, but even so the limits of human vision might restrict its perception as one single complete visual percept as one whole.

It is believed that the latest suspects were identified following an extensive search through mobile phone records, and that officers from Scotland Yard's Operation Grange travelled to Portugal towards the end of August to secure permission to conduct the interviews.

Critics contend that mass market extensive use of mobile video is unlikely.