Sentence examples for telecommunications only from inspiring English sources

But today the largest mobile network in the US – with 144 million customers for its broadband, TV and wireless data services – has more in common with the tech giants of our age than the clunky rotary dial telephones, switches and copper wires that dominated telecommunications only a few decades ago.

But Fujitsu, which relies on business computers and telecommunications equipment, only narrowed its loss as sales slipped, hampered by the lack of business spending in the global economy.

Congressional proposals to repeal the Public Utility Holding Company Act for electric utilities and to further deregulate telecommunications will only serve to enhance the monopolies that have worked so hard to kill competition in the first place.

[World Business, Section W.] New Ways to Untether Travelers Wireless telecommunications is only beginning to evolve from cellphones and hand-held devices to broadband wireless Internet and e-mail services, which are becoming available on airplanes, in public places and hotel rooms.

Former WorldCom Chief Executive Bernard Ebbers Bernard Ebbers, who built a glittering telecommunications empire only to see it crumble, was indicted today on federal fraud charges related to the $11 billion accounting scandal that forced the firm into the biggest bankruptcy in U.S. corporate history.

But the telecommunications agency provides only guidelines.

Long Islanders' inability to call across Route 110 is the most damning evidence yet that Bell Atlantic's arrival in the new world of deregulated telecommunications has not only hit a shoal, but has succeeded in hurting virtually anyone who depends on the telephone.

Telecommunications fraud not only burdens telecom provider's accountings but burdens individual users as well.

Telecommunications was the only other sector for which earnings grew.

Only telecommunications and finance have struck bigger transactions.

Telecommunications was the only one of the 10 industry sectors in the S.& P. 500 to post a loss.