Sentence examples for need for telephone from inspiring English sources

It's not that there isn't a need for telephone service in remote areas where traditional landlines and cellular towers don't exist.

There is no real need for telephones on a single Tokelauan atoll, as each holds only one village.

This research has highlighted the need for telephone-based healthcare services to increase public awareness; through the delivery of more targeted advertising to promote the service provision available.

[C16.] The All-in-One telecommunications tengineernications engineer has patented a system that would allow people to have just one phone number for all their telecommunications devices, reducing the need for longer telephone numbers and more area codes.

In recent years, these surveys have become far more expensive, as the rise in early voting created the need for parallel telephone surveys to measure the preferences of early voters.

There is no need for any telephone contact before turn in to either one service.

There is no need for any telephone contact before entering care facilities.

Pointing out that the Internet has since greatly reduced the need for text telephones, Ms. Peltz Strauss said, "I would say that by the mid-1990s it had peaked at tens of thousands of people who had and used them regularly".

In 1954, the News-Miner obtained a dedicated teletype to the Associated Press, avoiding the need for contracts for telephone and telegraph service to a correspondent in Seattle who would relay AP material to the News-Miner.

Table  4 shows that although both reminders were effective in reducing the rate of missed appointments, only the text-message reminder system was cost-effective, mostly because additional administrative resources were needed for the telephone reminders.

Limited access to GPs after hours for unscheduled health care needs was identified as another significant factor that influenced the need for nurses to manage telephone presentations.