Sentence examples for bundle of other from inspiring English sources

With a price tag of £99.99, it will come with Basic, Chuckie Egg and a bundle of other dear old favourites.

But it encapsulates what some business leaders see as a deep suspicion of the rich – and thus of entrepreneurialism, aspiration, and a bundle of other things the post-Thatcher consensus decreed politicians must cherish.

That arrangement is known in the communications industry as unbundling because it allows a smaller competitor to pay for the use of a big company's copper telephone wires, for instance, without having to buy a bundle of other network services.

Snyder hired Zorn after a circuitous process in which Zorn was first hired as the offensive coordinator, only to be elevated two weeks later after Snyder had considered a bundle of other head-coaching candidates, with at least two of them withdrawing from consideration.

The cable and satellite companies say that their customers are reluctant to pay more — the Comcast chief executive, Brian L. Roberts, described customers who paid only for video, without a bundle of other services, as "very price-sensitive" — but insist that cord-cutting has not been an especially disruptive trend.

As voice revenue fades, carriers must use the same cheap networks to sell a bundle of other services instead.

Dr. Goldstein said the findings could also be applied to bundles of other long filaments, including fiberglass and wool.

It's still going to be the same game between the main three current players — SingTel, StarHub and M1," He said retail service providers who were unable to offer the bundling of other services like television, mobile or fixed-line phone services, would have an uphill struggle to offer lower prices.

Nuraliev et al. (2011) find ventral bundles isolated from bundles of other lateral flower appendages and mismatch between ventral bundles and carpels in certain species of Schefflera.

The isolated ventral bundles in Schefflera, in contrast to the bundles of other flower parts that may fuse or connect each other, implies the placenta is distinct from other flower part, which are frequently taken as leaf equivalents.

Therefore, an allocation is incentive-compatible if and only if no individual envies ex ante the bundle of any other agent.