Sentence examples for many fixed lines from inspiring English sources

Today, China has five times as many fixed lines as India, and 25 times as many mobile subscribers.

China could add 13 times as many fixed-line phones as India over the decade, seven times as many air passengers and six times as much electricity capacity.

In other words, mobile and broadband penetration leap-frogged ahead of fixed lines in many countries.

Like many other fixed-line telecommunications monopolies in Africa, Zamtel's high overhead costs — mainly its staff of 2,340 — and its reliance on a creaky fixed-line network meant it was undercut by more nimble mobile operators, in this case Zain of Kuwait and MTN of South Africa, both of which have more subscribers and fewer employees.

There are many fixed costs in a business.

Mobile phones now outnumber fixed ones, and their numbers are growing fast, while the number of fixed lines is flat globally and declining in many countries.

In many countries, however, not only are people doing away with their fixed lines, but they are making these calls from mobile phones — in some cases up to 80percentt of all emergency calls are coming from mobile phones.

The company has many fixed costs, so any revenue growth falls to the bottom line, he said, but that also means that costs would be harder to trim if sales fell short of predictions.

A system like Ndiyo's would be a boon by allowing one computer to be used by many students, he said in an interview on his mobile phone Afghanistan lacks reliable fixed lines.Will any of this work?

"There were no fixed lines, power was not stable.

The national boundary has the potential to transform co-existence into the fixed lines of enemies.