Sentence examples for without a bundle from inspiring English sources

The cable and satellite companies say that their customers are reluctant to pay more — the Comcast chief executive, Brian L. Roberts, described customers who paid only for video, without a bundle of other services, as "very price-sensitive" — but insist that cord-cutting has not been an especially disruptive trend.

Hasna is leaning against a barrier, without a bundle of anything.

Microsoft has said in the past that they don't plan on selling the larger drives without a bundle, so I doubt these are a new or official product, but rather GameStop coming up with something on their own.

This is aimed at the mobile professional who wants an easy to use device that leaves him/her without a bundle of cluttered paper, business cards and legal documents.

The unit can be bought without a bundled service for $549.

If a buyer or researcher needs information at a more narrow level, say a ZIP code, or to compare areas across the country, there are few places to get it without paying a bundle.

Our pride in the tempest can be just as great as anybody's: we'd just like to see a Buffalo girl tack through the straits there in a March gale without losing a bundle or two, or blowing out a hairpin.

Though you won't be getting any deals on big items like the Nintendo DS-Lite, Nintendo Wii or PlayStation 3, it's good to know you can pick up other electronics without paying a bundle.

The Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI Choicee decision aid is a pamphlet that describes to hospitalized patients recovering from an acute myocardial infarction their personalized 6-month mortality risk without and with a bundle of medications that have been shown to improve mortality for the purpose of deciding whether the patient will take the medication bundle.

But these young people did appreciate numbers, one in particular: $140 million, representing Mr. Grasso's accumulated pay package even without a $48 million bundle that he agreed to forgo.

That arrangement is known in the communications industry as unbundling because it allows a smaller competitor to pay for the use of a big company's copper telephone wires, for instance, without having to buy a bundle of other network services.