Sentence examples for in addition to utilities from inspiring English sources

Charline's mother, the sole support of her daughters, earns $39,000 as a clerical associate at the Board of Education, and had student loans of her own, along with rent of $701 a month in addition to utilities, food and other expenses.

In addition to utilities, he said, that idea is getting support from the Environmental Defense Fund and the Natural Resources Defense Council, two groups that had threatened to sue EPA if the agency did not agree to limit emissions from existing power plants.

While running a fleet of cars, he commuted by helicopter between his home in London and his country estate in Somerset; he kept two mistresses, with whom he had two sons, in separate London flats at a cost of £250 a month (over £2,300 in today's money), in addition to utilities and school fees.

In addition to utilities massive data management issues, there are some challenges for customers data management.

In addition to utilities and fossil fuel firms, producers and sellers of carbon offsets will push for weaker evaluation standards in order to increase their potential sales.

NTNF had to build several new buildings in addition to utilities such as power cables and water, sewer and heating pipes.

In their LEED-certified facility, Children's significantly improved their productivity, quality of care, and staff satisfaction, in addition to utility intensity.

In addition to utility, the bags — priced from about $1,000 to $2,000 — offer the kinds of quality now expected of the brand, like being handmade in small, family-owned factories in Germany, where Alina lives.

Furthermore, our EGT analysis highlights the importance of considering metrics, in addition to utility maximisation (such as the size of the basin of attraction), in determining what makes a successful and robust negotiation agent for practical settings.

In addition to utility pumps for water removal, wet/dry vacuums like the ShopVac, and carpet and upholstery cleaners like the ones made by Rug Doctor and Bissell, can be used without cleaning solutions to extract water from both hard surfaces, like concrete and subflooring, and soft surfaces, like carpet and upholstery.

In addition to utility and novelty, the third restriction on patentability is non-obviousness.