Sentence examples for offering more features from inspiring English sources

Laplink, based in Bothell, Wash., has been able to survive by offering more features than are available through Microsoft's briefcase.

It's a common assumption that offering more features or developing high-quality products and services is expensive, and that the products of these labors can command premiums.

The Koreans are doing what the Japanese once did -- offering more features for less money -- and they seem to have solved the quality-control problems that once plagued both Hyundai and Kia.

In addition to offering more features than Dropbox, the service is protected by a University contract that provides a greater level of security and protection for Penn intellectual property than would a Dropbox click-thru agreement.

Currently, you can still use Hinge for free, but monthly subscriptions offering more features are available.

OneSignal differentiates from Amazon SNS and Parse Push by offering more features that make it quicker for developers to set up complex campaigns.

The firm hopes to keep users loyal by offering more powerful features than cheaper online alternatives.

But offering more powerful features that drastically change the footage could help users feel less shy and self-conscious about being on camera.

To compete in what has become an increasingly active space, Dufresne says that the company has focused its attention on offering more targeted features, like music and merchandise sales tools and mailing list management.

Software firms, which used to keep offering more and fancier features, are now concentrating on doing things more quickly and cheaply.

Fitbit's platform is evolving and I think Garmin should get a mention for the work it's doing offering more smartwatch-like features to its wearables.