Sentence examples for players in supplying from inspiring English sources

Qualcomm has long been one of the dominant players in supplying chips to wireless phones for voice communications.

HAGL and VRG are huge players in the Vietnamese domestic rubber market but have tapped their land supplies dry.

In the next round the players were to supply the collective names for groups of different animals.

The move will make Nokia a major player in supplying the infrastructure for mobile networks, with the NSN division becoming the largest inside Nokia – its revenues are roughly twice that of its handset business.

It is king of the professional market sound equipment for theaters, stadiums and studios and is a dominant player in supplying to manufacturers of cars and computers.

The Chinese companies based in the Pearl River Delta and elsewhere that began by making components for global supply chains in the information, computing and telecommunications industries quickly developed capabilities in incremental innovation that have made them key players in supply chains for products sold in the developed world.

"In recent years, Gwent have failed in supplying players into the National squad and we must reverse that trend".

That most readers need no help in supplying context — the players here are Matt Lauer and Ann Curry on NBC's "Today" show, Robin Roberts on ABC's "Good Morning America" and Charlie Rose on whatever that daytime CBS program is called these days — is a testament to how personally so many millions of viewers take their morning TV.

A new entrant in this race is Tradeshift, a leading player in supply-chain payments and marketplaces, which is today launching its new service, which enables blockchain-based finance, or writing all transactions to a public ledger in order to create transparency and securing a record.

Although Crane Currency has a storied history, the company has undergone massive changes on its high-tech path in becoming a major player for supplying currency for central banks worldwide.

Over the last 20 years the AFL and its clubs have done a remarkable job in training their players to supply generic, non-offensive, even robotic answers to anything and everything they are asked.