Sentence examples for large purchaser from inspiring English sources

Fannie Mae, the large purchaser of home mortgages, estimates that as much as 70percentt of current homeowners could benefit from refinancing at the current low rates.

Although Google does not plan to enter the personal computer market, the company is a large purchaser of microprocessors and has evolved a highly energy-efficient power supply system for its data centers.

Natural gas prices have more than doubled since early 2002, to more than $5 per million British thermal units from about $2. "The whole investigation thing is laughable," said Peter R. Huntsman, chief executive of the Huntsman companies, a large purchaser of natural gas, which it uses to make chemical products.

But because Wal-Mart sells more groceries than any other company in the country, and because it is such a large purchaser of foods produced by national suppliers, nutrition experts say the changes could have a big impact on the affordability of healthy food and the health of American families and children.

Right now the euro zone, which has been a fairly large purchaser of American military supplies and equipment, they're not in any position to embark on huge defense spending.

In response, the company issued a press release in February 2007 claiming that while it is a large purchaser, it is not responsible for the pay rates of it suppliers' workers as wage disputes are the province of the producer.

But publishing experts say that such large purchasers of books can expect to get a discount of 50percenttoto 60percentt.

Some of the companies are also facing class-action lawsuits filed by consumers and large purchasers of drugs, including insurance companies and pharmacies.

In theory, each insurer would negotiate with drug companies to obtain drug price discounts comparable to those now secured by large purchasers like hospitals and H.M.O.'s.

One such provision would help Medicare negotiate with drug companies to obtain prices lower than those charged to other large purchasers.

IBM, for instance, has tried to write to all large purchasers of its equipment over the past decade to tell them whether the product is fit for the millennium.