Sentence examples for transactions at large from inspiring English sources

That was because no efficient online payment system existed for securely processing very small transactions at large volumes.

Adobe Analytics measures 80percentt of online transactions at the largest 100 U.S. online retailers.

She could afford to forget about them, and focus on the insights stripping has given her into feminism, female behaviour and transactions in society at large.

Hence travelers at small and medium-size companies in the Concur study filed far more individual transactions than those at large companies — for airline tickets (37 percent more expense receipts), meals (29 percent), entertainment (67 percent) and car rentals (65 percent).

So when we're looking at transactions, by and large, we're looking at transactions that have no leverage, where you're buying all equity.

Its Adobe Analytics software measures online transactions at 80 of the largest 100 U.S. web retailers.

Adobe determines its figures by tracking 80percentt of online transactions at 100 of the largest retailers on the web in the U.S. Shoppers went hell for leather in buying stuff online after their meals, racking up $1.3 billion in sales in the afternoon (our previous figure was $1.52 million spent online as of 2pm Pacific time on Thanksgiving Day).

This allowed them to follow the movement of Bitcoins across hundreds of transactions from large sums accumulated at single addresses, including ones suspected of being controlled by Silk Road and stolen funds from exchanges.

"There is an impression at large that some kind of transaction was turned down for competitive reasons by the Defense Department," Mr. Chabraja said yesterday.

The testimony at the firm's criminal trial by John Stewart, one of Andersen's most respected experts on technical accounting issues, came as he described his role last fall in Andersen's efforts to straighten out the financial treatment of some transactions at Enron that later played a large role in the company's collapse.

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