Sentence examples for since incoming from inspiring English sources

Ken Grunski, president and founder of Telestial, said he usually traveled with prepaid SIM cards; since incoming calls are free, he said, "I call my office and say, 'Hey, call me back.' " But with some business travelers, he said, there is the "O.P.M".

Excitation of the guided mode resonance in the SiNW is suppressed, since incoming light is dissipated and scattered by the hNPs at wavelengths (≤600 nm).

Notice that results might be affected by the fact that the information registered in the Spanish consulates and embassies could be a very poor proxy of settlements abroad, since incoming migrants do not register immediately, something that does not happened with foreigners coming to Spain since they have many incentives to register in the municipal registers as soon as possible.16.16

Though the residents have little to eat, and earn nearly nothing, they almost all own cell phones, Jones said, since incoming calls are free.

Therefore, it would be impossible to repeat this again at Davidson College, since incoming students will not choose their sections naively after the Fall of 2010.

Since 1905, all incoming male cadets have been required to take a course in boxing.

But since 72percentt of incoming inmates in New York lack a high school diploma, I believe that is where limited state tax dollars should be focused.

But she has had little to say publicly since Trump's entry ban was announced, despite apparently being aware the policy shift was incoming since Friday — telling reporters that U.S. immigration policy is a matter for the U.S. government.

Since the 1950s, incoming students have been offered orientations, led by current students, which teach the various traditions, songs, and yells in current use.

It turns out that this transfer function depends on the reader and local tag orientation Θ, but it is not dependent on the distance, since it relates the incoming plane wave complex amplitude at the tag to the far field radiated spherical wave.

George Bush's advisers would routinely portray the gaping current-account deficit as good news: since it was matched by incoming foreign capital, it simply proved that America was a great place to invest.