Sentence examples for own utilities from inspiring English sources

Most manage their own utilities and security, with CCTV and guards patrolling at all hours.

However, most suppliers still bundle anti-virus software and some of their own "utilities", which are not always useful.

After years of asking Computer Associates to cut prices, I.B.M. has decided to develop its own utilities and compete head to head.

Because there is a shortage of medical spaces for doctors, these tenants are sometimes forced to pay their own utilities and can be provided little in tenant improvement allowances, she said.

In 1927, in the course of the development of his comprehensive strategy, he invented and demonstrated a factory-assembled, air-deliverable house, later called the Dymaxion house, which had its own utilities.

He said that two water-purification systems had already arrived from the United States, but that Chile was restoring its own utilities so rapidly that officials had not been able to easily put them to use.

Arizona's biggest utility, Arizona Public Service, insists that it is "pro-solar" and notes that it has built its own utility-owned solar arrays in the desert.

Each state has its own utility laws.

Anthropologie designed its own utility-inspired line, Sitwell (pants and skirts, $68 to $88).

Residents are responsible for budgeting and paying their own utility bills.

This was made possible because in 1999 Woking took the radical step of setting up its own utility company Thameswey Energy.