Sentence examples for roaming issues from inspiring English sources

Animal control ordinances mostly focus on licensing, vaccinations, nuisance and roaming issues involving dogs.

The data side of the plan gets a bit more questionable as to its usefulness or utility, although for certain users it will save money and solve roaming issues.

GSM networks are used in more countries (roughly 3/4 of the world market) than CDMA so roaming is hardly ever an issue thanks to that SIM card.

While I can totally appreciate the novelty factor of having robots' for tourists to engage with, and I love the idea of mobile environmental sensors roaming busy transport hubs, my issue is with robots as security 'staff'staff

Yesterday the Alliance for Fair Roaming Access issued a statement on the FCC action regarding roaming obligations of wireless carriers.

Similar to the partnership the startup made with Dopplr (which was eventually acquired by Nokia), this deal is a win for MAXroam, whose service is based upon connecting with travelers who don't want to pay expensive roaming charges issued by carriers.

Surely this patch fixes some of the issues (shorter battery life, roaming oddities, etc) that Hero owners have been having since the move to 2.1, right?

Other entertainment was held from time to time in the form of tournaments or passages of arms, and Duke Philip's courtiers roamed about Europe issuing challenges and doing battle with their colleagues from other lands.

The FCC already issued a nationwide data roaming order in 2011, so why the redundant condition here?

Instead of addressing his issues, Sam instead took to roaming the streets to find someone to fight.

It's no surprise, perhaps, that the overwhelming reason both groups disapprove of cats roaming kitchen counters has to do with hygiene issues.