Sentence examples for Entering into service from inspiring English sources

"However, like any new technology aircraft entering into service," he added, "it is normal to encounter some minor bugs here and there".

In 1874 the original Holborn Viaduct Station entered into service.

The Queen Elizabeth is due to start sea trials next year and enter into service by 2020.

Their replacements were due to enter into service more than nine years ago.

The airline's first Boeing 787 Dreamliner will enter into service this month.

The 1,800-megawatt 1,800-megawatt which entered into service in 1977, is the center of the village's livelihood.

But campaigners pointed out that Charm3 entered into service in 1999 as a modification of an earlier DU shell.

Current customers could terminate/renegotiate service contracts, and potential customers may not enter into service contracts at all.

At the Dubai Airshow, Boeing will show off a long range version of its 777 model, which first entered into service in 1995.

Hence, the stochastic nature of health assessment combined with the lack of data in design stages makes it difficult to evaluate the efficiency of a health indicator before the system enters into service.

Meanwhile, Bombardier of Canada, one of the more established manufacturers in this market segment, will be hoping to build more customer momentum for its C-Series, seating 100 to 148, which it expects to enter into service in 2013.