With revenue from voice dwindling, mobile carriers need to sell content to drive mass takeup of new data services.
The voices dwindle to one pair reciting single days, but after this they all join in again, immersing the gallery and everyone in it in sound that seeps into adjoining rooms.
No matter if the voice soon dwindle to a tobacco-rasp, the initial impact has been made; the actor knew where he was going and got there without bumping into the furniture.
The dissenting voices that crashed Copenhagen dwindled in Cancún to just one – Bolivia – following intense diplomatic pressure.
The phone companies, faced with dwindling voice traffic, are looking to IPTV to fill the gap.
[C2.] A Liberal Voice for Texas For nearly five decades, The Texas Observer has been the full-throated voice of the dwindling left in the state, a journal of liberal opinion and investigative journalism that has railed against the state's conservative political culture while uncovering stories often missed by the mainstream media.
For nearly five decades, The Observer has been the full-throated voice of the dwindling Texas left, a journal of opinion and investigative journalism that has railed against the state's conservative political culture, often in vain, while making a habit of uncovering stories often missed by the mainstream media.
He called the development "troubling," considering that FiOs, Verizons high-speed fiber-optic broadband internet service, is the companys way of compensating for dwindling voice service.
Whatever cachet the Rembrandt once enjoyed had dwindled away in 1962 when a speech instructor, a voice coach and other tenants sued to prevent their eviction from what was by then city-owned.
What began as a blast, gleefully poised between salivation and satire, has dwindled into a gaseous trip, with the phrase "spring break" breathed repeatedly in voice-over, like a Hail Mary.
