Sentence examples for telecoms have from inspiring English sources

Telecoms have an enormous fixed infrastructure cost no matter the number of lines in service.

'Our banks have spent £1 billion, utilities have spent £170m and telecoms have spent £500m on millennium compliance.

First, IT and telecoms have become so complex that there is a greater willingness to accept the innovations of others.

The telecoms have repeatedly promised not to do what is in their obvious best interest: turn the internet into an enhanced form of cable television.

Recently declassified documents show that the telecoms have not challenged any of the orders that compel them to provide all of their customers' calling records to the government.

But several promising sectors, notably information technology and telecoms, have slumped.Tourism, transport and catering are struggling with the impact of the respiratory disease, SARS.

Airlines, shipping and telecoms had been deregulated.

But now a new contender is signalling its presence: molecular communication.Modern telecoms has limitations.

By contrast, consolidation in banking and telecoms has been relatively slow.

Telecoms has been a success, but electric cars have not, and subsidising clean-energy manufacturers has had mixed results.

Years on the brink, veering from typewriters into personal computers and out again into telecoms, had lost the firm trillions of lire and three-quarters of its staff.