Sentence examples for just one provider from inspiring English sources
And if it can sell millions of units in just days on just one provider, imagine what it can do if it were on two — or better, all of them.
But the differences are this: Aroxo offers the buyer a choice between sellers, rather than just one provider.
Heroku, dotCloud and Active State Stackato may each end up with the best version of one component, but in the end you'll probably have to pick just one provider.
The Internet service provider industry as a whole had an average customer satisfaction rating of only 65percentt, with just one provider (Verizon FIOS) topping 70percentt satisfaction.
On the same day as the McKinsey report, for example, The Arizona Republic reported that Humana and UnitedHealth Group were dropping their plans for Arizona, which means that eight of the state's rural counties will have just one provider.
But that content is truly exclusive, as in it's available from just one provider.
There is now only one provider, Platform, making products widely available to people with impaired credit histories, and it offers just eight different products, in comparison to the 1,599 such mortgages on offer across all providers a year ago.
We are often not the client but just one service provider," says Andrew Link, chief operating officer at the Construction Industry Council.
Across the country, the number of abortion clinics has been declining for years, and after another clinic closed in West Virginia in January, seven states have just one abortion provider left.
Prior to the announcement of the merger, Time Warner Cable was in a good position to offer a "virtual TV" option -- a product that would allow people in areas controlled by just one cable provider to potentially watch Time Warner cable over the Internet, said Turner.
If this merger goes ahead, it is highly likely that within 2-3 years, there would remain just one viable commercial provider of televison and radio news in the UK, wholly owned by a single corporation and ultimately controlled by a single individual who also owns over a third of Britain's national press.
