Sentence examples for prominent communications from inspiring English sources

Another prominent communications expert who was contacted later called the F.B.I. to pass on Mr. bin Laden's telephone number.

Eric Schmidt, the chairman of Google, joins him for a third of the classes, and Raymond Nasr, a prominent communications and public-relations executive in the Valley, attends them all.

"We are delighted to have secured the backing of such prominent communications industry leaders".

A prominent communications professor once remarked that "all media is subjective because it is always told from a perspective".

A number of prominent Chinese communications technology companies engage in partnerships with top American manufacturers including Lucent Technologies, Qualcomm, Compaq Computer, Motorola and I.B.M.

(Ms. Ryan is on the board of the Lir, which also includes Michael Colgan, the longtime artistic director of the Gate Theater here, and Dermot McCrum, a prominent Irish communications entrepreneur).

Mark DeMoss, a prominent evangelical communications executive who has been an adviser to Romney since before 2008, said Wednesday that the apparent absence of focus on Mormonism was "something to feel good about, and there's not a lot to feel good about".

The second one, i.e., impulsive noise e, however is prominent to acoustic communications or power line communication systems.

Why is it that some politicians and prominent scientists and "communications" agencies are so exclusively preoccupied with GM?

The potential for social media to support political reform campaigns has been a prominent topic in communications since at least the 2004 anthology Cyberprotest: New Media, Citizens and Social Movements.

The NSA also intercepted the foreign communications of prominent journalists such as Tom Wicker of the New York Times and the popular satirical writer for the Washington Post, Art Buchwald.