Sentence examples for rent service from inspiring English sources

That dismal reality helps explain the rise of several new carriers that essentially rent service from several big national companies, such as AT&T and Sprint, and resell it in different ways to retail customers.

These figures suggest annual revenues of about eleven million dollars, out of which the restaurant must pay for food and labor, rent, service on debt, and miscellaneous costs — from flower arrangements and publicity to menus, linen service, and those free jars of granola.

So although the homes may be a physical improvement on the favelas, some families are beginning to feel short-changed, and an overall sense of frustration has led some people to return to more informal living arrangements, where they do not have outgoings such as monthly rent, service charges and so on.

The firm compared the prices for prime office space in prestigious neighborhoods, including net effective rent, service charges and property taxes.

This means they'd pay a rent, service charge, and a mortgage on the bit they own (which usually ranges from 35%to75%5%).

These days Western executives typically don't stay very long and are likely to rent service apartments rather than buy homes, says Jan McNally, the director of residential services at cb Richard Ellis.

The dearest space is in Mumbai, where the annual cost of rent, services and taxes adds up to $1,691 per square metre.

From Almere in the Netherlands where citizens can buy or rent "serviced plots" with pre-applied planning permission, to London, where the GLA have begun making small sites available through the Smal Sites portal.

The Other segment includes insignificant operating segments such as electricity sales, rent services and repair, and maintenance services.

One Christmas my parents and my aunt and uncle decided to rent serviced holiday apartments in the same building on the coast, just down the road from my Nan's, and have Christmas there with the rest of the family.

A difference is made between usage and travel behavior: the usage is described by the actual trip-chaining gathered with every smart-card transaction and is directly influenced by the limitations of the BSS as a public renting service, while the travel behavior relates to the spatio-temporal distribution, the travel time and trip purpose.