Sentence examples for almost no service from inspiring English sources

Almost no service is invulnerable.

"The idea is to try and get young people to understand what life is like from other people's perspectives," explains Emma Colyer, the director of Body & Soul, who co-founded the charity in 1996 after noticing there was almost no service provision for women and children affected by HIV in the UK.

The police officer, Abdul Zahid, described the area as deeply poor with almost no services of any kind.

Even though Lucent, of Murray Hill, N.J., sells almost no equipment and provides almost no services to the government, a merger could arouse national security concerns.

Almost no services in this area tally whatsoever with the potential (for good or evil) of a stateless currency – here the stakes are more around quicker, easier, cheaper ways to move money around.

The fight to push the Taliban from this small area of Marja, a rural belt of dense poppy cultivation with few roads and almost no services, has relented only briefly since Company K landed by helicopters in the blackness early on Saturday morning.

"Where there are no NGOs present there are almost no services delivered," said Dr. Kebede.

Camps in Cité Soleil have almost no services, while those in Pétion-Ville are better managed.

Before the floods, the village, like tens of thousands across India, had almost no services -- no piped water, no electricity, no phones.

He knew that the continent had almost no cellular service, and because there was terrible landline service he would have little competition.

The staff also noted that the authorities in Nangarhar Province seem to have little interest in the hospital's future, having busied themselves in recent weeks with sorting out which warlord will have more power and prestige, rather than trying to resume social services in a place with almost no social services at all.