Sentence examples for number of wireless subscribers from inspiring English sources

Overloading increases as the number of wireless subscribers rises.

In just eight years the number of wireless subscribers went from 100 million to more that 270 million.

The corporate dispute had ballooned into a European political issue because of Lisbon's determination not to allow Portugal Telecom, the country's flagship operator, to be pushed out of Brazil, where the number of wireless subscribers grew 15 percent last year.

In 1999, the number of wireless subscribers grew 26percentt, compared with 17percentt last year, according to data from the Yankee Group, which projects only a 14percentt growth rate in 2002.

The number of wireless subscribers in the United States has more than doubled since 1998, to some 130 million today, as new customers are lured by offers of free long-distance service and inexpensive phones.

Mr. Mullagh said the number of wireless subscribers in the South tended to be higher in the South than other parts of the country because of increased competition in the region and lower prices.

The ranks of wireless subscribers have ballooned in the last few years, and so have the number of complaints about service, analysts who study the industry say.

Verizon and AT&T have about 60 percent of wireless subscribers.

Millions of wireless subscribers may hang in the balance.

AT&T and its rival Verizon Wireless dominate the American phone market, counting two-thirds of wireless subscribers.

In the American wireless market, Verizon and AT&T have long been the dominant players, accounting for about two-thirds of wireless subscribers here.