(1) The act of obtaining unsubsidized employment for or by a participant.

(2) T-Mobile could start stocking unsubsidized N900s to show a different way of thinking from the other major carriers.

(3) The unsubsidized selling price of the new iPhone is $399 for the 8 gigabyte model and $499 for the 16 gigabyte device.

(4) And unsubsidized bread is in plentiful supply at local markets, but that costs five times as much.

(5) Fatma says the unsubsidized bread is too expensive, and the loaves are smaller than the real balady ones. She says she simply cannot afford to feed her children that way.

(6) The Office will inform applicants whose papers are unsubsidized by letters.

(7) If she had to buy unsubsidized bread at five cents apiece, she would end up spending about one quarter of her monthly income on bread alone.

(8) All students are eligible for "unsubsidized" federal Stafford loans, which let them defer interest payments until after graduation.

(9) Companies such as Acer Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Co. offer a number of netbooks for unsubsidized prices around 300 euros.

(10) A little more work is required for a dependent student to receive the unsubsidized loan, which will be described in the next slide .