Sentence examples for providers of course from inspiring English sources

That's not to say that TV-watching means linear television delivered through cable or satellite providers, of course.

Other directories and marketplaces exist for booking drone service providers, of course, including JobforDrones.com, or for aerial photography, Dronebase, and Airstoc.

There are also other providers of courses, such as further education colleges, which might be a better option for some pupils.

Of the £33m of taxpayers' money accessed by providers of courses on 2010-11, more than a third (£11,488,000) went to a combination of the private equity firm Sovereign Capital, which runs Greenwich School of Management, and Apollo Inc, the American owner of BPP University College.

The nation's largest family planning provider, of course, declined the offer.

Over time, Google plans to add more features to Go Cloud and support for more cloud providers (and those cloud providers can, of course, build their own support, too).

And of all the ironies in the not-quite-true-story of the Obamaphone, the most overwhelming one is that it exists as an artifact of social media, posted to YouTube, promulgated by #obamaphone tweets, the subject of scammy/spammy emails from shady providers and, of course, broadcast on the airwaves that the FCC only whimsically regulates.

Healthcare providers are of course using this data to help monitor and prescribe treatment.

The hub will be backed by three of the largest PBMs Express Scriptss, AdvancePCS and Merck-Medco, and will serve as an electronic exchange for doctors, pharmacies, health care providers and, of course, the PBMs themselves.

According to Ganske, a number of strategic industries should benefit directly (apart from the impact that tax relief and social spending programs should have on encouraging consumers to get spending again) including car makers, defense companies, infrastructure providers and, of course energy companies, through the mixture of increased spending by the state and credit support.

The historical technology providers are, of course, trying to maintain their hold on you and your budget dollars by marketing "internal clouds," alliances that merge hardware and software stacks that imply "infrastructure to application" environments but totally miss the point and the benefit of cloud computing.