Sentence examples for using the same products from inspiring English sources

Richard Hofland, who headed the city of Portland's Year 2000 project, has drawn on another Year 2000 lesson: that it is much easier to find and clean up computer problems when everyone is using the same products.

In technology circles, people talk about the merits of eating your own dog food — making sure your company is actually using the same products or services it is selling.

What is unusual about Lamisil is that it is using the same product, with the same name and packaging, to focus on two different users with different needs.

Mr. Von Essen said at the news conference that the contract for the new radios was worth $4.5 million and that fire departments in Boston and Chicago were using the same product.

But not MUA members, in Ms. Kester's judgment, because "it's your sister, your neighbor, your co-worker; it is the people who are using the same product you're using without any kickback".

The advertising for clients who may have been hurt by Rezulin or Propulsid vividly illustrates how an aggressive segment of the legal profession sets the stage for mass-tort actions, those in which suits are brought on behalf of large groups of people who suffer similar illnesses after using the same product.

But the JargonSpy has found several companies that are using the same product to serve both models.

Sixty percent of the pesticides were repeat tested using the same product but with new stock solutions and by a different experimenter.

Both Office and Windows are near-monopolies sustained in part by "network externalities" -- economese for the incentive people have to use the same products that other people are using.

Instead of speaking with a faceless person thousands of miles away, customers' problems are answered by unpaid individuals in the same country who have bought and used the same products.

"The bill focuses on a few seed companies, while overlooking the vast number of other business on the island that use the same products for pest management," it said in a statement, adding, "We believe that the bill is not legally defensible and we continue to evaluate all of our business and legal options".