Sentence examples for ones it has from inspiring English sources

"It hasn't won big contracts, and it has not performed well on the ones it has [won].

With so little being spent pushing the company, it is clear that it's not trying to find new customers; it's clinging on to the ones it has.

NTL said last year that to save cash, it would stop aggressively recruiting customers and concentrate on getting the ones it has to spend more.

Call it clever or infuriating, but Sky bundles its channels so that consumers cannot pick and pay for only the premium ones; it has split its premium sports channel into three, and charges for each; it even charges subscribers to view certain live matches.

(ChrysCapital bought shares at 27 rupees; the ones it has hung on to are worth 1,052 rupees, or $23 ,a share).

Not only does it affect the victim and their loved ones, it has a wider impact on communities.

"Friday Night Lights" and "30 Rock" are the first ones it has the rights to archive on the site.

"It is hard to find a decision a government can make that has more impact on the human rights of an individual than the ones it has to make when a baby goes into the care of the state.

But Saatchi & Saatchi has become better known for the accounts it has lost, rather than the ones it has won, including Carlsberg and much of its Toyota account.

It has acoustic guitars at its core, but doesn't rule out electric ones; it has moments of solo reflection, of jazzy assurance and of ringing folk-rock.

(Rampell) 'Mummenschanz' (closes on Sunday) The renowned mime troupe celebrates its 40th year with a show that's similar to the ones it has presented in years past yet still holds its share of wonder (1 35).