Sentence examples for that single account from inspiring English sources

On the user side, in addition to free trials and discounts on the individual stream subscriptions, Amazon is hoping that the fact that they are already paying for Prime and watching video on Amazon will lure people to adding more services in that single account.

All of the income received by the couple goes into a single account, and all expenses come out of that single account.

For relatively the same period, the United States Conference of Mayors reports that singles account for 76percentt of the homeless staying in shelters and families roughly 23percentt, with more than half of the 23 cities surveyed reporting that limited shelter resources force them to turn the homeless away some or all of the time.

However, we also found that single repeats account for much of this difference in expression levels.

Analysis of the differences which define pHaps (genes) within a gene family indicate that single substitutions account for most of the substitution variation observed (90%).

But in fact all Remnick is doing is highlighting the truth that no single account of any life can be definitive.

I asked if the company was heavily dependent on any single customer, but was told that no single account constitutes more than 10percentt of its revenue.

The big problem with Twitter is assymetric following without limitations on the number of connections, which means that a single account can theoretically have a number of followers limited only by the total number of Twitter users.

and that "there is only a perspective seeing, only a perspective knowing" (Nietzsche 1968 [1886b]: §540), irrespective of how Nietzsche himself intended them, have been taken to express a core contention of relativism that no single account of truth or reality can occupy a privileged position, for such accounts are only one of many perspectives that prevail at a given time in history.

The National Association of Realtors in Washington reports that single women accounted for 21percentt of all home purchases in 2003, up from 18percentt in 1997.

The trade group says that single women accounted for 18percentt of all home buyers last year, and that from 1994 to 2002 the number of unmarried women owning homes climbed to 17.5 million from 13.9 million.