Sentence examples for whole communications from inspiring English sources

"That was really his discovery, and from it the whole communications revolution has sprung".

The government's most lethal weapon, Alastair Campbell, has gone, with a clean sweep of the whole communications operation.

This was the early 1990s – and social media channels (as we now know them) weren't around: so the whole communications approach (internally and externally) could be very carefully managed.

The whole communications take place offline.

"The whole communications industry will be thrown up in the air," Hayden predicts.

As a PR consultant, it's my job to look at the whole communications issue and develop a strategy to solve the problem.

He said he could assemble a complete record of all the possible communications between a whole community – a town, a city.

Instead of saying, "Here's my business address, along with e-mail address, private e-mail address, fax number, pager number, cellphone, office phone, home phone, pager-scheduler and the digital answering machine with caller ID next to my bed," I can now lump together the whole modern communications litany with "my coordinates".

Others say it depends on creating a whole new communications "platform" to rival the television and the telephone.

But in the background, the team has been working on a whole new communications platform for enterprise users.

Military supply has always had the basic aim of providing military forces the material needed to live (food, water, clothing, shelter, medical supplies), to move (vehicles and transport animals, fuel and forage), to communicate (the whole range of communications equipment), and to fight (weapons, defensive armament and materials, and the expendables of missile power and firepower).