Sentence examples for applications money from inspiring English sources
Beyond the immediate efficiencies, these cloud-based applications (money making or not) provide Google with floods of data, which it uses to constantly refine its search algorithms, ad relevance and customized experiences.
Getyoo believes the event industry will change radically thanks to the possibility of near-field communication (NFC), technology that enables simplified transactions such as data exchange (a digital business card a list of contacts, photos, applications, money, virtual items and so on).
Included in the $259 million figure is revenue stemming from marriage license applications, money spent by out-of-city guests on hotel rooms, and the wedding industry in general.
He estimates that the value of Beef Eaters is $2.5 million, and he reserves the right to call off the contest (and refund all application money) if he receives fewer than 25,000 applications.
Only 35% of the people that apply actually get in and the Marines take home the extra application money.
Neither did his applications for money to pay for more police officers, or for the city's wastewater treatment plant.
An unexpectedly small flow of contributions from international donors has forced the United Nations Global Fundd to impose a six-month delay on new applications for money from organizations that fight AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, officials said Friday.
Mobile applications for money transfers, bypassing the lack of access to formal banking for many rural dwellers, and for farmers who need real-time updates about prices and help accessing marketplaces, are examples of how developing country problems have only created opportunities for local entrepreneurs to come up with innovative problem-solving.
However, the Arlene Foster paper introduces the added complication that Mr Sterling won't be able to authorise the Stormont departments to use other amounts, such as EU farm payments, fees from planning applications and money from pension funds.
He lived on a diet of beans and rice and ramen, alternating working on the math at the core of the software with filing patent applications for money.
Quite frankly, college applications cost money.
