Sentence examples for leading communication from inspiring English sources
John Lazar, chairman of Metaswitch, one of the leading communication software companies in the UK, said that Britain's engineering "fraternity" needed to sell itself better to young people.
Today's static web architectures are expensive and ineffective in supporting this huge market shift – Kaazing's leading communication products are critical to the emerging cloud and mobile architectures.
Truecaller is one of the leading communication apps in the world with services in messaging, payment, caller ID, spam detection, dialer functionalities, and has more than 300 million users globally.
Email's ROI has been measured and unmatched for a number of years and will maintain its importance as a leading communication tool with continued investments, growth, expansion and evolution.
DST has now effectively assumed control of over 99.9% of Mail.ru, the leading communication and entertainment platform in the Russian-speaking Internet world with over 50 million registered email accounts.
UNICEF is leading communication and social mobilization activities in the country, working with partners to reach vulnerable communities.
The mass media campaign was mandated to a leading independent communication company (Bleu-Vert Communication, Lausanne, Switzerland), which worked in close collaboration with the organizers of the campaign, including the information section of the department of health of the canton of Vaud.
When the user began leading the communication, rather than the computer, the interaction felt easier, regardless of whether it took fewer steps.
Some contributing manufacturers were employed directly by the Ministry rather than through BAC, leading to communication difficulties and further cost overruns.
While verbal autistic subjects may present a correct mastery of the formal aspects of speech, they have difficulties in prosody (music of speech), leading to communication disorders.
This reflects the complexity and ambiguity of the feeding messages within current guidance, leading to communication challenges for health professionals.
