Sentence examples for custom basis from inspiring English sources

"At their lunatic worst they were managing each set of technology on a custom basis for each customer," Hurd says.

Up until now, BuzzFeed has managed each campaign on a custom basis and experimented to see what kind of strategies work.

Okta has traditionally sold its legacy services into the IT department and more specifically the CIO's office, who integrate the service on a custom basis on top of the apps that are used in the businesses.

Regarding metadata, Box's development work will allow users to better tag content on a custom basis in a way that is searchable via the normal Box Search tool already in the market.

Founded in 1976, the company specializes in heavy-gage, deeply drawn thermoformed parts that are sold on a proprietary and custom basis.

Despite this, sales of previously owned homes fell by 5.3% in January.Japan's exports on a customs basis plunged, leaving them 45.7% lower in the year to January.

The supply of new homes fell to a record low of 174,000 as construction activity slowed.Japan's exports have been badly hit by the earthquake and tsunami of March 11th, and declined by 12.5% in the year to April on a customs basis.

This still leaves a big shortfall, however, and it does not explain why China's global trade surplus (which includes all trade with Hong Kong) is so much lower than the sum of bilateral trade balances reported by the rest of the world.Balance cheat Another factor is that countries report exports and imports on a "customs" basis.

Imports rose by 4.8%, faster than exports, which grew by 3.3%.In this section Overview Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index China Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates Markets Foreign direct investment ReprintsChina's exports on a customs basis grew by 21% in the twelve months to January.

The revision was prompted by changes to the figures for Germany.Hungary's central bank lowered its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point, to 6%, on January 25th.Japan's exports on a customs basis rose by 12.1% in the year to December.

A Vindication of Natural Society pretends to make reason rather than custom the basis for the organisation of society: nature, its purported champion contends, provides a better template for living than the legacy of human contrivance.