Sentence examples for old carriers from inspiring English sources

They're up 20percentt -- so the big old carriers now spend only 10 times as much on food, not 20 times.

"When oil is at $35 a barrel, it's not a problem for the operator, even if an aircraft is a big consumer of fuel," Mr. Kofyan said, explaining why airlines could afford to keep inefficient old carriers in service.

New communications companies, lots of them, were supposed to be bringing smiles to both investors and consumers by delivering innovative bundles of services, worrying the old carriers and stealing their customers.

According to the report, a quarter of the stores contacted say that most Pres are being sold to new Sprint customers, which means the device is appealing enough to attract users away from their old carriers.

In APOEε4 adjusted analyses, 80+ year old carriers of the rare TT genotype of PICALM had a significantly lower incidence of SP compared to the common CC carriers (OR 0.18, P = 0.025, CI 0.04 to 0.81) (see Figure 1).

Should getting a divorce be made as easy as "discarding an old carrier bag"?

A data conversation is begun between the old carrier and new to verify who the customer is, and to permit and register the transfer.

The coach, the old carrier of wounded athletes, was believed to have a soft spot in his heart for the warriors who won the gold in 1996.

Russia has one old carrier dating from the cold war – and that was immobilized in the late 1990s because Moscow could not afford to maintain the ship.

His flagship was the old carrier HMS Hermes, supported by another carrier, Invincible (which were both up for sale at the time), destroyers and frigates – a total of 27 warships plus transports.

Their most daunting challenge: reading a new customer's information in his old carrier's network database.