Sentence examples for buying conventional from inspiring English sources

People are simply more excited about those mobile technologies, with their touch-screens, than they are about buying conventional computers.

The sponsorship may have a content marketing aspect — that is, weaving Taco Bell into the plot of the show — as well as Taco Bell buying conventional commercials during the show.

Word to the wise: If you're planning on hosting an end-of-summer barbecue, don't even think about buying conventional ground beef for your burgers.

He now buys conventional 1percentt milk for $4.09 rather than spending $6.99 on a gallon of organic milk.

The company traditionally buys conventional loans made to borrowers with good credit records, known as conforming loans.

Mr. Schwaber says borrowers who seek conventional mortgages also have an easier time qualifying for a loan because federal law requires Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy conventional loans from lenders.

Moss, which has set a standard for home design since it opened in 1994, is not ordinarily the place to buy conventional Americana.

It would have been easier for her to buy conventional clothes, tone down the rebellious attitude and stick to the same old repertory.

Now The Los Angeles Times reports that much of America's $10 billion-plus in aid to Pakistan has gone to buy conventional weaponry more suitable for striking India than capturing terrorists.

The former head of the armed forces Field Marshal Lord Bramall, backed by two senior generals, argued that the huge sums being spent on replacing the delapidated submarines that carry the Trident ballistic missiles could be better used to buy conventional weapons which are badly needed by the armed forces.

President Thein Sein of Myanmar acknowledged that his country had bought conventional weapons from North Korea over the past 20 years but vowed in a meeting with Mr. Lee in the Burmese capital on Monday to end that practice, said the aide to the South Korean president, Kim Tae-hyo.