Sentence examples for range of telecommunications from inspiring English sources

Carriers offer a full range of telecommunications services, including Internet and wireless services.

The company provides a wide range of telecommunications services, including long-distance and mobile telephone, pay television and Internet connections.

Lockheed, based in Bethesda, Md., folded Comsat into its existing telecommunications unit, LMGT, and the business now provides a range of telecommunications and networking services.

The results and forward-looking guidance from a range of telecommunications, manufacturing, oil industry and financial companies reports were absorbed by investors on Friday.

With cable providers, local phone companies and other competitors moving swiftly into each other's businesses, AT&T needed to offer a full range of telecommunications services that included wireless products.

Telecom provides a range of telecommunications and ICT products and services, including local, national, international and telephone services; mobile services, data, broadband and Internet services; information technology (IT) consulting, implementation and procurement, equipment sales, and installation services.

The bill would have extended the range of information telecommunications firms had to store for up to 12 months, including the time, duration, location and recipients of messages sent on social media, emails and phone calls - although a warrant would be needed to view the content of messages.

These informal arrangements that extend the reach of telecommunications beyond the individual user seem very powerful.

This problem has a range of applications in telecommunications.

The problem, as well as some of its variants, is used to model a wide range of applications in telecommunications, gas distribution networks, protein protein interaction networks, or image segmentation.

Through interviews and public records, The New York Times identified at least 15 major fund-raisers for the Obama campaign who have been involved in different aspects of the lobbying and influence industry, representing a range of corporate interests from telecommunications and high-tech software to Wall Street finance, international commerce and pharmaceuticals.