Sentence examples for rental provider from inspiring English sources

Engaged focuses on medium-size companies with market valuations below $8 billion, and has focused on a range of companies, including the smoothie retailer Jamba and Outerwall, which owns RedBox, an inexpensive DVD rental provider.

Another former coalition minister with private sector ties is Mark Prisk, minister of state for housing and local government until last October, who now declares an income of between £15,000 and £20,000 a year from Essential Living, a private rental provider.

Car rental provider Europcar, the company selling the stake, said that it will be using the proceeds of the sale to deepen its investments into "new mobility" services.

Avis' Zipcar experience shows the rental provider knows how to manage a distributed fleet of cars across an urban environment, with an app-based booking platform that incorporates location and billing.

Netflix, which was once a DVD rental provider, reported during an April 16 earnings announcement that, in the first three months of 2018, it had gained 7.41 million users, of whom 5.46 million lived outside the United States, and had a total subscriber base of 125 million users.

Amid all the competition, the rental providers are trying to differentiate themselves.

It tells users whether resort lodging is available, then points them to a short list of vacation rental providers and other companies that advertise on the site.

The researchers pointed out that the capital had added 3,000 rooms over the past five years and faced a challenge from Airbnb and other short-term rental providers.

Recommended route Renting a bike from Detours de Loire (£11 a day) is one of the easiest ways to enjoy the valley at your own leisure because the company has a network of rental providers next to rail stations at 20 stops along the way.

The coordinator also establishes reduced rate contracts with car rental providers and hotel chains.

The coordinator also establishes contracts with car rental providers and hotel chains, often resulting in reduced rates.