Sentence examples for the big communications from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bloomberg, the Republican nominee for mayor, referred repeatedly to his experience running Bloomberg L.P., the big communications company that he founded in 1981, as his main preparation for the top job at City Hall.
With its eye on criminality and terrorism, the security field is "a different world and an unfamiliar world to a lot of mainstream businesspeople," said Timothy Williams, a former Cincinnati policeman with an M.B.A. who directs corporate and systems security for Nortel Networks, the big communications equipment maker.
It's been nearly three decades since Motorola sold off its television manufacturing business, but now the big communications conglomerate wants back in the game.
Ultimately the big communications companies – Facebook, Twitter, and the like – are making these decisions in the dark.
To make the fight fair, we then excluded the big communications service providers who are viewed as the most aggressive Skeptics.
Last year, he, Bell, and the firm's co-founder, Piers Pottinger, a City of London PR veteran, organised a management buyout of the company, extricating it from the bigger communications conglomerate Chime.
The first big communications moment for the Fed, she said, was in 2003 when the central bank was running out of options to spur growth because it had already cut the federal funds rate.
At the same time, big communications carriers like AT&T are looking to expand into more profitable lines as their old business of providing mere communications pipes becomes largely commoditized.
Joining the raft of big communications companies trying to capitalize on Internet commerce, SBC Communications Inc. plans a series of moves this week meant to enhance the company's presence in cyberspace.
Ms. Hopkins said that one arena for structural change could be the unit that serves big communications carriers.
Mr. Bloomberg was particularly irked yesterday by questions that Mr. Green's staff raised the day before about his big communications company's business with South Africa.
