Sentence examples for gross services from inspiring English sources

Investors pay dearly for Gross' services: The fund has the highest fees of the Big Five, at 0.9% of assets yearly and a 3.75% sales load (see table).

The Jewish community did not need Gross' services because they have no problem accessing new technologies.

The iPhone has probably increased AT&T's gross service revenue by about $2 billion per year.

Currently the company is growing its revenues at around 25% each quarter and is projecting to reach Ebitda profitability later this year, with gross service margins currently at around 50%.

In other words, whereas a traditional full-service gross lease covers most services and utilities (not phone and Internet), with the assumption that your employees will only be there during regular business hours, in a triple N lease, the landlord is effectively passing through their costs of serving you in an almost proportional or on-demand fashion.

It may seem crazy or just plain gross, as technical services manager Mary Bolton thought when she first tasted olive oil.

With visibility improving, Milunovich, on March 19 increased his earnings-per-share (EPS) estimate for the first quarter 1999 by a penny to 1 cent a share, on better-than-expected sales of commodity hardware and improved professional services gross margin.

Increases in gas prices go to reduce consumers' disposable income, purchases of goods and services, gross domestic product, and lead to higher unemployment.

Exclusion criteria for participants: severe injury; suffering from serious mental health problem; gross intoxication; specialist services involved because of social or psychological needs; receiving treatment for an alcohol or substance use disorder within the past 6 months; or current participation in other alcohol-related research.

That's the day I finally cancelled my AT&T service after years of dropped calls, non-existant service, gross over-charges, and all around frustration.

You'll have to measure this potential investment pain against the value of having had a place to live and $130,000 in debt service (gross, before tax benefits) avoided on your original $800,000 mortgage.