Sentence examples for previously billed for from inspiring English sources
Next week, as previously billed for this programme, the team are joined by Simon Carmichael from Torch Partners who will be answering your pressing start-up questions in the latest in our Start-Up Surgery series.
He had previously billed the newspaper for his services with invoices from his company Silent Shadow.
But it's a fascinating departure for a site that previously billed itself as a platform for literally everyone and everything, no matter how bizarre, explicit or depraved.
A series this year about confusing medical bills and unexpectedly high charges by The Plain Dealer of Cleveland elicited hundreds of patients' complaints mostly directed against the clinic, because it had reclassified off-campus physician practices and health centers as hospital outpatient facilities and tacked on a "facility fee" for services previously billed at lower doctor's office rates.
(The company previously billed itself as a way for publishers to manage a large group of contributors).
Zillabyte, a Y Combinator-backed startup that previously billed itself as a "Pandora for sales leads", is officially relaunching today with a new focus on becoming "a cloud platform for data analysis".
Analysts Thomas Seitz and Jerry Dellis at Jefferies bank believe Wi-Fi is not as previously billed just a useful offload or back-up technology for mobile networks.
Previously billed as a "treasure trove of diagnostic potential" [ 5], this region represents a rich source to mine for new biomarkers.
Students who take a leave of absence in the fall will be billed for the full amount of the Summer Tuition Credit they previously received.
In addition, because many physicians billed for PNC using a global tariff during the time frame of this study, direct billing of in-office or laboratory diagnostic tests was used as a surrogate measure of a PNC visit, adapted from a method previously used and validated by Mustard [ 25].
Individual patients are not billed for any services provided.
