Sentence examples for young communications from inspiring English sources

One of the hostages, Frederick L. Kupke, who was a young communications officer, said in an interview that when they returned home, they did not want "to dwell on all the bad things".

A young communications specialist in the Office of Newark Studies, a division of Rutgers University whose mission was to come up with ways to help the dying city struggle back to life, Mr. Ottenhoff suggested starting a radio station.

Signs of strain at some of the small, relatively young communications companies formed to compete with big local and long-distance phone companies have been a major source of concern.

The one-off documentary is shot in Leech's distinctive hand-held camera style and features the first emotional encounter between the Mosque's charismatic young communications manager and a distraught sister of one of the three Bethnal Green schoolgirls who flew out to join Isis jihadists in Syria.

Strong demand among investors for the stock offerings of young communications-equipment companies is prompting those startups to consider going public before they are profitable and, in some cases, even before they have products ready for sale.

He previously served as Communications Director in the Office of Governor Mike Beebe and was the youngest communications director to any governor in the country at that time.

He had been prepared for his debut by a team of young White House communications specialists, and like all spokesmen for this administration, he stayed on message.

He went on to found a technology business before joining the young but growing communications firm Felicitas Media.

He made it clear in Macedonia that the United States would not be sending troops but trying to help the young military with communications equipment.

Egypt is tightening control over social media by acquiring new software that will facilitate extensive monitoring of young people's communications, putting even stay-at-home opposition supporters at risk.

As a tourism matter, it fell to the tourism minister, Michela Vittoria Brambilla, to launch the new taskforce, which will be made up of a group of young journalists and communications experts with two duties: to monitor foreign press everywhere in the world, "from Japan to Peru", and "to bombard those newsrooms with truthful and positive news".