Sentence examples for wireless substitution from inspiring English sources
Companies like Leap Wireless are rapidly proving that the wireless substitution of primary phones makes sense as well.
The CDC's report on wireless substitution – aka canceling your land line for a cellphone – is out and we discover that one in five U.S. households have cut the cable, an increase of 2.7percentt over six months ago.
And wireless substitution?
I will address the wireless substitution of the wireline copper and fiber optic networks in Part II.
While we expect that Verizon will do some fiber-to-the-home deployments and some 'opportunistic' FiOS deployments, we believe that the focus is fiber for the wireless substitution of the wires.
These wireless substitutions are nothing more than a bait and switch.
One has only to read through the articles, like the Boston Globe, to realize that 'wireless' substitution was never part of the story told to the public.
Verizon had argued that the recession, fierce competition, the telecommunications slump and the substitution of wireless service for land-line service constituted such an external event.
Mr. Powell, of the F.C.C., said he expected that change to lead to "an overall growth in the wireless consumers," with the mobile phone industry seeing continued growth from wireline substitution.
Does the substitution matter?
