Sentence examples for it packages from inspiring English sources

Although ministers keep exclaiming that there is no more money for the greedy NHS, all over the service money is being lobbed at dead-end projects, new IT packages that will not work and expensive management consultants.

It packages its tea in Pennsylvania and Georgia and blends it in England.

Waffling at Christie's Christie's has been flip-flopping on how it packages its fine-art sales since 1997, when it made a failed attempt to combine important 19th-century artists like Delacroix and Ingres with Impressionist and modern masters like van Gogh and Monet in one evening auction.

One of the first things you notice about the brand (called Public Goods) is how it packages its products: the bottles are sleek, white and, if you were to discount the plain black text across the front identifying the contents within, virtually indistinguishable from one another.

Instead, it packages its remittance infrastructure — finding exchange rates, transferring funds between two end points and meeting local compliance at both ends — by way of an API that is used by hundreds of other remittance companies to create services for individuals abroad to send money to family back home (wherever that might be); or for businesses to pay money to each other; and so on.

As it turns out, H. P., the world's largest technology company, is already working on a fundamental change in the way it packages software on its new computers, and thus how its business model works.

"Instead, we were stuck with free TV and a lot of commercials". Pay-TV didn't really take off until the 1980s, when federal regulators gave the industry more elbow room and cable companies learned to bundle channels into fat, take-it-or-leave-it packages, offering customers a staggering array of choices at ever-increasing prices.

"How's it packaged?" she asked.

But it packaged it in a whole new way.

But don't call it packaged teenage rebellion.

"No one has it packaged together like Joost".