Sentence examples for telecommunications potential from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Anestis, then a consultant to Peter S. Rummel, St. Joe's chairman, convinced him that there was better way to capture the value of the telecommunications potential.

"What makes it a great railroad franchise is what makes it a terrific telecom franchise," says Robert Anestis, the chairman, president and chief operating officer of Florida East Coast Industries, who came on board in January 1999 to exploit the telecommunications potential.

In the bilateral deal, China agreed to open a wide range of its markets, from agriculture to telecommunications, a potential boon to American farmers and companies.

The New York Times is withholding the addresses of the buildings at the request of city officials, who cited their importance to international telecommunications and their potential as terrorist targets.

Recent regulatory proceedings in wireless telecommunications offer tremendous potential for efficient spectrum usage via novel operational models of spectrum access.

And he will avoid technology and telecommunications companies altogether, despite potential bargains.

Analysts talk of a growing "bifurcation" in credit markets, with bondholders avoiding industries, such as food and telecommunications, that look like potential LBO hunting grounds.

It has cut spending in an election year and is attempting to implement a string of reforms aimed at bolstering competition in areas like energy and telecommunications that have the potential to attract large sums of foreign direct investment.

Commenting on the work in an accompanying article in Nature Photonics, Juan Torres of the Institute of Photonic Sciences in Barcelona wrote that it "contributes a new chapter to the long history of telecommunications by demonstrating the potential of OAM... for increasing the transmission capacity".

New information technologies and telecommunications have a high potential for improving productivity, by allowing health professionals to exchange clinical data over a distance in real time or to have immediate access to new knowledge.

Post-conflict countries such as Sierra Leone, Liberia, Somaliland, and West Bank and Gaza territories have a reasonably developed telecommunications infrastructure, and therefore potential for e-health to strengthen the post-conflict workforce [ 12- 14].