Sentence examples for package which offers from inspiring English sources

Its most effective offering is its First Choice entry package, which offers local and long distance telephone service, including call-waiting and call-return, plus seven cable television stations and five network TV stations for $15 a month.

Its most effective offering is its First Choice entry package, which offers local and long-distance telephone service, including call- waiting and call-return, plus seven cable television stations and five network TV stations, for about 9 a month.

President Obama's stimulus package, which offers money for "green" infrastructure investment, will accelerate that pace, experts say.

She praised Starbucks's benefits package, which offers health coverage to employees who work more than 20 hours weekly.

A recent spot-check found a Perfect Storm package, which offers a free night's lodging and lift ticket for every four purchased (book by Jan . 15for travel Feb. 10 to March 25).

Modeled after Free's broadband package, which offers Internet access, fixed-line telephone calls and television for a flat monthly rate of 29.99 euros, or about $38, the new mobile service is built around a 19.99 euro plan that includes unlimited domestic and international calls, text messages and mobile data.

Almost £4m was pledged to the game, which is a physical adaptation of the hugely popular Dark Souls video game series, with an average pledge of more than £120 (the base game cost £80, but almost 800 backers went for the £200 retailer package, which offered six games to shops that wanted to resell).

President Barack Obama had his own signature education law: the grant program Race to the Top, originally part of the 2009 stimulus package, which offered funds to states that undertook various reforms, including expanding charter schools, adopting the Common Core curriculum standards, and reforming teacher evaluation.

In 2014, Brown signed a $687.4-million 687.4-millionge, which offeredroughto communities facing acute water shortages, and food and housing assistance to those harmed by the drought.

I present here the "adehabitat" package for the R software, which offers basic GIS (Geographic Information System) functions, methods to analyze radio-tracking data and habitat selection by wildlife, and interfaces with other R packages.

Cheaper packages, which offer a level of support previously provided by local authorities, include help with advertising, shortlisting, background checks, selection on the day and pay negotiation.