Sentence examples for costly packages from inspiring English sources

If they want to sign up for triple play, they can, but we trust Comcast when they say they won't be pitched" costly packages of phone, cable and Internet services.

Regulators have the ability to lay down the law and make the deal much more consumer-friendly in any number of ways, demanding (for instance) that the new company make HBO shows available more readily via apps or streaming, meaning that we wouldn't be forced to sign up for costly packages.

Google began marketing Apps to companies early in 2007, saying that its online software would be cheaper than competing systems like Microsoft Office and Exchange, which require customers to purchase costly software packages.

This is, at base, a civil dispute between two vendors of the costly software packages used to design semiconductor chips.

And like all the rest, they are displayed on abstract, snow-white mannequins, subtly reminding visitors that despite their fabulous and costly packaging, we know next to nothing about the women who wore this clothing.

Relations have thawed somewhat since then, but the companies still compete ferociously in many areas.The two old foes have come together because they have both been wrong-footed by the speed at which business customers have shunned their costly packaged software and maintenance contracts in favour of cloud-delivered services.

It's hardly a shock to see that the new Xbox is a costly package though, especially since the console comes with an upgraded Kinect right in the box.

Regulators have the option of setting minimum levels of broadband service to prevent operators from downgrading basic services to encourage the sale of costlier packages.

This three-day seminar was itself "an upsell," the lawsuit said, for increasingly costly "Trump Elite" packages that included so-called personal mentorship programs at $35,000 a course.

Correction: July 10, 2001, Tuesday Because of an editing error, an article on Sunday about the New York State Consumer Protection Board's investigation of telemarketers that offer costly antifraud packages misattributed a statement.

Dr. Atkinson noted that the SAT's test of mental agility had little to do with mastery of course work and that it distorted lives of adolescents who buy costly preparation packages and agonize over tiny score changes.