Sentence examples for cheaply deliver from inspiring English sources
Despite a government crackdown last year, backstreet garages and tuning shops are still advertising services to remove factory-fitted diesel particulate filters (DPFs) and reprogramme on-board computers to allow cars to be serviced more cheaply, deliver more power and trick emissions-testing equipment.
One such paying client is Bloomberg Financial Markets, which uses Starlight products to cheaply deliver broadcast quality video over its network to its proprietary financial terminals.
Sponsored by DIYRockets, a commercial space company, and Sunglass, a software company, the engine must be capable of "cheaply delivering small payloads into low Earth orbit".
The technology could form part of the battery pack for a car, cheaply delivering the energy for a jackrabbit start, without damaging conventional chemical batteries, which can store vastly more energy but can only accept or deliver it slowly.
And education is just one of many things that new technology could deliver more cheaply.
"They could piggyback on the phone railway," he said, which let the carriers deliver messages cheaply.
A better idea would have been to break Coal India's quasi-monopoly and let rival firms vie to deliver coal cheaply.
But cities in the global south – expected to bear the brunt of urban population growth over the next few decades – urgently need to find ways to deliver water cheaply, reliably, and sustainably.
In its rush to sell clients advice on how to buff up their ethical image, SustainAbility glosses over the fact that the likes of Wal-Mart employ thousands of staff worldwide and also deliver goods cheaply to consumers.Being loudly ethical is, claims Mr van Heel, good business (for his clients, not just his consultancy) because it cheers up investors, workers and customers.
ZeTek, according to Mr Abson, has perfected the use of cheap metal-oxide catalysts that will help to bring the cost of its stationary fuel-cell systems below $500 per kW within 18 months.Less is moreFuel cells are a nifty idea, but they suffer from one serious disadvantage: that the world is not set up to deliver hydrogen cheaply.
It adds little value to the courses that are now delivered cheaply online.
