Sentence examples for service that counts from inspiring English sources

Most of these deals are confidential, and there is no media outlet or information service that counts and analyzes them.

Ant Financial is best known for operating Alipay, China's top online payments service that counts 500 million users and 200 million credit cards.

Asana, the web-based productivity service that counts Facebook cofounder Dustin Moskovitz as one of its founders, is launching to the public today.

Though going platinum seemed more or less a given considering Carter's staggering prior sales record as Jay-Z, the speed with which 4 44 earned certification makes it quite a unique case, especially given its apparent availability primarily as a streaming offering on TIDAL, the subscription based streaming service that counts Carter among its owners.

In more recent periods, Basecamp has been challenged by task management newcomers like Trello from Stack Exchange's Joel Spolsky, Salesforce's Do, and Asana, the web-based productivity service that counts Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz among its founders, to name a few.

Two years ago during another quarterly presentation, the SoftBank boss let slip that OYO — the hotel aggregator service that counts SoftBank as an investor — had acquired rival Zo Rooms, a deal that had been much-speculated in India at the time.

And those cable or satellite services that count on us not switching will find the rich metadata moving away from them even if we keep both services until the shakeout runs its course.

17 In a review of 60 consecutive fights within the 125 145 pound weight class utilising reports from professional services that count number of punches in professional fights (compuboxonline.com, fightmetric.com), boxers received, on average, 175 total punches per fight versus 58 for MMA fighters.

It's pretty significant to have given two or three years of service but…academically that counts for nothing.

BEHIND THE NEWS The lab is owned by an oil and gas services firm that counts BP and other oil companies among its biggest clients.

Currently, Facebook generates upward of 98% of its revenue from ads, while for Twitter the share is around 85%. Compare that to Tencent, the Chinese Internet services giant that counts more than a billion users across its WeChat and QQ messaging platforms (and is also the first Chinese company to be valued at more than $500 billion).