Sentence examples for rapidly changing telecommunications from inspiring English sources

Mr. Richard is now working to restore order and morale while remaining focused on the rapidly changing telecommunications market.

"Everything Everywhere has established itself as a market leader in the British market and is successful in a rapidly changing telecommunications industry and within the current difficult economic climate," said Claudia Nemat, the Deutsche Telekom board member for Europe and technology.

D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 Nextel and Sprint Near Deal Sprint is near a deal to acquire Nextel Communications for more than $34 billion in a transaction that would lead to further consolidation in the rapidly changing telecommunications industry, according to executives involved in the negotiations.

At the time, it was noted that Vestberg had been groomed for the role for some time, but under his leadership the company has struggled to maintain its position in a rapidly changing telecommunications environment and increased competition from relatively new players like Huawei.

Reasons why even new medical devices still demonstrate EMI caused by mobile phones would be speculative; examples are complex medical industrial design, rapidly changing telecommunications signals, and costs.

Significant technological advances are rapidly changing the telecommunications and media industries, and giving a bigger role to Washington policy makers in determining industry winners and losers.

In the rapidly changing world of European wireless telecommunications, companies are increasingly hinting that dating may be more productive than marriage.

Banks, as one of the most complex industries in this rapidly changing high-tech world of computers and telecommunications, need to be flexible enough to respond rapidly to change and also to keep up with stiff competition.

The next chairman of the F.C.C., however, will face an uphill battle convincing members of Congress, backed by the strength of the telecommunications lobby, that more rules and regulations are needed for that rapidly changing part of the economy.

The CEO of a large telecommunications firm announced an enterprise-wide cost-reduction and simplification effort as a way of responding to rapidly changing technologies and new competitive threats.

Times are rapidly changing.