Sentence examples for huge communications from inspiring English sources
Aides said he spent most of his time at Bloomberg L.P., the huge communications company he owns.
Once Aristide gave the go-ahead, they could recruit staff, prepare a huge communications effort and begin titling in nine months.
The proliferation of smartphones and the increased use of data have made it easier than ever to rack up huge communications bills while traveling overseas, even on a short trip.
A gaping hole was torn in a seventh-floor exterior wall, exposing and damaging huge communications switches dedicated to the information needs of the banking company J. P. Morgan Chase.
In one of Mr. Badillo's stinging and more telling remarks, he said the tumultuous tenure of Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy should be seen as evidence that Mr. Bloomberg, a billionaire who owns a huge communications company but has never held public office, would be best advised to stay out of government.
In a huge wireless communications merger, Vodafone AirTouch of Britain agreed to acquire Mannesmann of Germany.
But the modern state, with its huge industries, communications networks (including the Internet) and financial interdependence, doesn't comport well with 18th-century individualism and localism.
France Telecom agreed today to take control of Equant N.V., the Dutch operator of a huge data communications network, in a deal worth almost $4 billion.
Their open-door policy, which reaped countless positive articles, has been replaced by officials who speak sparingly to the news media and are dwarfed by the huge military communications operation.
France Telecom is in talks to take control of Equant N.V., a Dutch-based operator of a huge data communications network, in a deal that would combine Equant with the French company's Global One division, people close to the negotiations said today.
Also in the spotlight is eCollege (ECLG), a site that puts universities online, Tritel (proposed nasdaq ticker: TTEL), an ATT affiliate, and Infonet (proposed nyse ticker: IN), a company that operates a huge data communications network.
