Sentence examples for their purchaser from inspiring English sources

This involves making small changes to the code or design of each copy so that any pirated editions can be traced back to their purchaser or distributor.

The Goodes were guaranteed £143,000, and still made a profit, while their purchaser was protected from the vagaries of the exchange rate.

In fact, Apple has been inserting simple watermarks into digital audio files that include personal information about the purchaser on some files sold over iTunes so those files can be traced back to their purchaser in the case of unauthorized distribution".

These cameras would be placed in a location by their purchaser and left there for 100 years at which point they would be collected and the photos featured in a museum.

The LHAs in their purchaser role were not able to exert pressure on the organisation, being rather satisfied as shareholders to break even.

Just as wines need careful handling, sometimes their purchasers do, too.

The winners received $23,240 from the entry-fee pool, and their purchasers in the auction divided $230,152.

Front-row VIP tickets cost a sharp €130, and their purchasers are lacking a certain joie de vivre on finding squatters emigrated from the cheap seats into their own, hoping for a better view.

As Andrew Pettegree, an expert on the Reformation at St Andrew's University, puts it in "Reformation and the Culture of Persuasion", "It was the superabundance, the cascade of titles, that created the impression of an overwhelming tide, an unstoppable movement of opinion…Pamphlets and their purchasers had together created the impression of irresistible force".

"And because the sponsor still owned a majority of the shares, shareholders in the building who wanted to move couldn't sell their apartments because their purchasers couldn't obtain share loans," the co-op equivalent to mortgages, Mr. Berkey said.

"This produced copious perspirations, so that the air soon became unfit for respiration from a variety of loathsome smells, and brought on a sickness among the slaves, of which many died, thus falling victims to the improvident avarice, as I may call it, of their purchasers".