Sentence examples for with enough spectrum from inspiring English sources

EE, the owner of T-Mobile and Orange, is currently the only mobile operator in the UK with enough spectrum to offer 4G capability.

A deal with T-Mobile should improve its service and coverage area, while allowing it to upgrade its systems with enough spectrum to keep up with the insatiable demand of consumers for more data and video over hand-held devices.

With so many potential bidders and such a small bit of bandwidth for sale, Clearwire Chief Executive Benjamin Wolff Benjamin Wolff doubts if anyone can come away with enough spectrum.

Last summer, Dish Network filed with the FCC to allocate enough spectrum in the Bay Area to roll out some kind of service.

The trick is to push over enough subscribers to make T-Mobile seem "smaller," while leaving the pink carrier with enough wireless spectrum to help AT&T build out its next-gen service once it swallows T-Mo.

EchoStar Communications, hoping to overcome opposition from regulators over its plan to buy Hughes Electronics, offered to sell Cablevision Systems enough spectrum to reach the entire United States with a new satellite television service.

There will only be three or four operators with the ability and inclination to buy, and there is enough spectrum available now.

Results further demonstrate that the SC flatness increased with increasing PCF dispersion corresponding to pump wavelength, on the premise that generated enough spectrum width, when the pump worked in the normal dispersion region.

That should leave enough spectrum for broadcasters and mobile operators, the panel member said.

The companies last month offered to sell Cablevision Systems enough spectrum for a rival satellite service.

We didn't have enough spectrum for the police departments, the taxicabs and the plumbers; we were struggling to make our two-way radios more efficient, which we did with all kinds of technologies back in the 1950s.