Sentence examples for bundle some of from inspiring English sources

"I think they'll come out as a group first, and then depending upon market reaction, they may have to bundle some of the publications," Mr. Parker said.

[C3.] Enron has asked the bankruptcy court for permission to bundle some of its core assets into a small energy company.

But if Intel, Google or another firm succeeds in selling a cablelike bundle, some of those existing distributors would almost certainly start doing the same thing.

The Enron Corporation is seeking permission to bundle some of its core assets to form a smaller energy company that could be spun off by the end of the year as a separate unit operating outside the company's Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.

To tap those Web-driven data center customers, former Sun executive Yared thinks Sun should focus on selling big, integrated racks of servers and also bundle some of its products with the MySQL database, a proven product from a company Sun bought earlier this year.

Santos et al. (2015) showed that in P. amalago L., a large parenchymatous pith is surrounded by an inner circle of approximately nine medullary bundles, a ring of sclerenchymatous fibers, and an outer circle of approximately 30 vascular bundles, some of which have bundles of fiber capping the adjoining phloem.

Adam Klein, EMI's executive vice president of strategy and business development, expressed a similar sentiment, noting that EMI already "bundled" some of its music by adding videos and other bonus material to some of its iTunes offerings.

Another area of concern was whether Google had illegally hindered the development and market access of rival applications and services by bundling some of its applications and services distributed on Android devices with other Google products.

Thus, in all actinotrochs studied, all ciliated bands are innervated by prominent serotonin-like immunoreactive neurite bundles, some of them (e.g., the marginal neurite bundle) containing serotonin-like immunoreactive perikarya.

The Cultural Revolution of the 1960s and '70s is by now in full swing, and on a visit home Kang pre-emptively bundles up some of his own "poisonous weeds" for sale as scrap paper.

Chronic Notes: †refers to biologics that are sold bundled with some of the equipment and consumables used in drug administration.