Sentence examples for stp from inspiring English sources

With the addition of Eric Kretz on drums and DeLeo's older brother Dean on guitar, after playing around with the initials of the motor oil company STP they came up with the name Stone Temple Pilots and recorded a wide-ranging demo tape that found its way to Atlantic in 1992.

Preparations for the single-tier pension (STP) go into their final phase this month as laws are put into place to create the new flat-rate benefit predicted to be worth about £152 a week in today's money.

Brown is to team up with rapid veteran Chris Hyman in a new car prepared by Chad Racing and backed by USA fuel additive brand STP.

Perlman is sometimes referred to as the "mother of the internet" (which she does not like) because of her invention of "spanning-tree protocol" (STP).

An investigation by the Guardian and the campaign group 38 Degrees showed a possible shortfall of about £20bn by 2020-21 if no action is taken, prompting NHS England to ask 44 local areas to submit a cost-cutting "sustainability and transformation plan" (STP).

But not everyone gets the message – and not many STP teams have yet proved capable of delivering it to a sceptical public.

STP were running out of steam again by the time they released Shangri-La Dee Da (2001), which had begun amid ambitious plans to make a double album.

The idea behind the Sure Thing Principle (STP) is essentially the same as that behind Independence: since we should be able to evaluate each outcome independently of other possible outcomes, we can safely ignore states of the world where two acts that we are comparing result in the same outcome.

Their STP-backed Ferrari led a drama-filled race almost all the way to beat the Hector Lester/Allan Simonsen Rosso Verde Ferrari to the chequered flag by 10.4 seconds.

Chad announced last month the pairing of Chris Hyman with talented youngster Daniel Brown in an STP-backed Ferrari 430 Scuderia.

But Prof Chris Ham, chief executive of the King's Fund, said STP-driven downgrades of certain services were in effect painful medicine that the NHS had to take to ensure it survives.