Sentence examples for phone damage from inspiring English sources

It opened new segments of insurance, where traditional insurers did not touch: Zhong An partnered with Alibaba for coverage on returned goods' delivery charges and even drone/mobile phone damage policies tailored to the new digital economy.

It opened new segments of insurance, where traditional insurers did not touch: Zhong An partnered with Alibaba for coverage on returned goods' delivery charges and even drone/mobile phone damage policies tailored to the new digital economy.

When consumers were asked what they would do if Amazon offered a checking account bundled with other services like cell phone damage protection, ID theft protection, and roadside assistance--for a fee of $5 to $10 a month--roughly three of 10 consumers say they would open the account.

Cornerstone Advisors conducted a survey of 2,393 US consumers between the ages of 21 and 72 who own a smartphone and have a bank account, and asked respondents what they would do if Amazon offered a checking account bundled with other services like cell phone damage protection, ID theft protection, and roadside assistance, for a fee of $5 to $10 a month.

He guarantees his handiwork and will replace any phone damaged in the repair process — though he says that hasn't happened since his inaugural attempt at fixing an iPhone.

Also, if you lose your mobile wallet, have applications uninstalled, or have your phone damaged you can lose all your funds as well because you need to keep the most updated balance of funds history somewhere.

Among other offenses, Boyce had "previously stolen her own grandfather's mobile phone, damaged a shop window and stolen a box of chocolates," the news outlet writes.

We don't have any direct evidence that cell phones damage their brains.

"The vast majority have been robbed or had their phones damaged, and between 60 and 70% of them report police violence," she said.

The Salvation Army brought several mobile kitchens to offer relief to victims and Verizon Wireless helped by offering citizens the use of a wireless emergency communication center, in addition to cleaning and repairing cellular phones damaged by the storms.

Days later, O'Grady was still glued to her phone doing damage control.