Sentence examples for recurring maintenance from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, the enterprise market has been dominated by installed software, which typically involves big upfront fees and recurring maintenance needs.

For decades, the industry has been dominated by installed software, which typically involves big upfront fees and recurring maintenance needs, because the software is hosted on-site.

We have very little in the way of deferred or recurring maintenance or expenses, because we do a lot of vetting of our tenants on the front end and we have very strong security measures in place.

Everybody wins: Staples gets cheaper energy for no money down, SunEdison sells the systems to the banks at a profit and charges recurring maintenance fees and the banks have a reliable revenue stream that also offsets their tax burdens.

Over the past two years, safety inspectors took Scapadas Magicas buses out of service at a much higher rate than the national average, with 36 percent of inspections resulting in that action, compared with about 21 percent nationally, and the Department of Transportation added the company to a safety watch list because of the recurring maintenance problems.

Moreover, once it is successfully installed, there is no recurring maintenance cost.

Many consumers only take the sticker price into consideration, forgetting the recurring fuel, maintenance, insurance, and repair costs that will burden them for years to come.

More than half of patients whose EE recurred after maintenance therapy was discontinued relapsed to a less severe grade of EE compared with 18% who relapsed to a more severe grade of EE (Table 3).

Analysts say most B2B exchange revenue will come three ways: from recurring subscription and maintenance fees from participants, from a small commission on each transaction and from equity stakes in the new exchanges.

As if that wasn't a big enough problem... "Proposed cuts in Department of Veterans Affairs spending on major construction and non-recurring maintenance threaten to derail efforts to update the department's aging infrastructure," reported the Washington Post in 2012.

And once these sales are made, the customer becomes low maintenance and recurring.