Sentence examples for plenty of spectrum from inspiring English sources

In my view, the duopoly players, Verizon Wireless and AT&T, have plenty of spectrum.

Unlike AT&T, which has said that its deal for T-Mobile was in large part an effort to gain extra bandwidth for next-generation data services, Verizon already has plenty of spectrum.

The tradeoff, between access to scarce spectrum and delivery of commercial PSB, could not be sustained under conditions of spectrum plenty.

At the other end of the age spectrum, plenty of young children are being mobilised to take part in performances of commemorative songs, the source said.

There you will find, at one end of the market spectrum, plenty of satisfied readers (who were looking for something more than, or at least as well as, gory entertainment) but just as many, at the other end, hollering and snarling that they've been duped.

Due to the static licensing and allocation strategies, current spectrum regulation has resulted in extreme scarcity of available spectrum, while plenty of radio frequencies are actually unused temporally/geographically [1].

There's plenty of room on the spiritual spectrum.

There's plenty of transparency in the frequency spectrum, perhaps because of the engineering; microphones are placed both inside and outside the earcup to sense the noise, and the Bose TriPort structure helps the bottom notes.

No matter where theatergoers fall on the romance spectrum, Broadway offers plenty of great date-night opportunities.

He had had no medical training, yet he had plenty of "patients" from across the political spectrum.

But chief executive Brian Roberts told The Associated Press that the sale of Comcast's stake in pay TV network A&E and some wireless spectrum gave it plenty of cash on hand.