Sentence examples for network from which to from inspiring English sources

The merger with Cable & Wireless, a cash-rich telco with sales from mobile phone and international direct-dialing services, will give Hong Kong-based Pacific Century an existing network from which to launch its services, selling regional news and content, high-speed broadband services and interactive TV services.

DuMont began with one basic disadvantage: unlike NBC, CBS and ABC, it did not have a radio network from which to draw big-name talent, affiliate loyalty or radio profits to underwrite television operations until the television medium itself became profitable.

Resilience was described as an entirely individual characteristic rather than including a social network from which to draw strength.

First, it could, in fact, hinder the expansion of 3G network coverage because there will be fewer networks from which to choose.

According to the indictment, Gonzalez, 28, gained a foothold into the systems of credit card processors such as Heartland Payment Systems and retailers like OfficeMax, Barnes & Noble and TJX Cos. using an amateur hacking technique called "wardriving," which uses wireless access points to find vulnerable networks from which to launch attacks.

The team gave me a demo of the new feature, saying the technology uses a "waterfall" approach, moving down a list of possible networks from which to serve an ad, starting with the one that had the highest estimated CPM (price paid per thousand impressions).

Adults also have broader networks from which to form friendships and are not as dependent on the workplace for social support as youth are dependent on their schools.

Amateur hacking technique called "wardriving," which uses wireless access points to find vulnerable networks from which to launch attacks.

Its strong presence allows it to demand the lowest prices from doctors and hospitals, while still offering customers a broad network of providers from which to choose.

Then, you'll have a network of answers from which to work.

In 2008, we began to create a network of rural dispensaries from which to recruit patients (Table; Figure 1).