Sentence examples for able to bid at from inspiring English sources

Apple has taken the view the 800MHz and 2.6GHz bands, for which O2 and Vodafone and other operators will be able to bid at auction in spring 2013, are not "developed enough", according to Matthew Howett, an analyst with research firm Ovum.

The council insisted it had a strong record of providing for vulnerable people elsewhere in the borough but it would not definitively confirm whether people with a history of mental health problems would be able to bid for future lettings at Kings Cross Central when they come up.

Big spenders at next month's major sales at both houses will be able to bid by telephone from the luxury and privacy of skyboxes like those at sports stadiums.

The auction itself will be highly complex, with participants able to bid in each round for different slices of bandwidth at different frequencies, but at rising prices.

Lonely Planet will be auctioning its guides at a discount and bargain-hunters will be able to bid for 100 deals from Monday.

At first, says the company, advertisers will only be able to bid by impression, and the minimum bid is 1 cent per impression.

"We would have ideally liked to be able to bid for the west coast sooner".

Next year, other locations will be able to bid to host the displays in 2017 and 2018.

If his tax rate rises, he won't be able to bid as much as before.

Private TV companies will be able to bid for contracts to run the regional programming.

Local authorities will also be able to bid from a pot of £200m for filling potholes.