Sentence examples for because its service is from inspiring English sources

Among the tidbits: Westin is at the top of the list of the "Worst" list because it charges $9.95 a day per device and offers spotty free connection in its lobbies, while Kimpton tops the "Best" list, because its service is good and free to members of its loyalty program, which is free.

In a press release, the company posits that there's been a 'breakthrough' for iPhone and iPad (and Android) users because its service is now 'accessible on iOS devices' simply by visiting Kazaa.com.

While it's difficult for foreign Internet companies to make inroads into China because of censorship, Evernote managed to succeed because its service is mostly intended for personal notetaking instead of social sharing.

Aereo argues that this is completely legal because its service is identical to making a deal with your neighbor to place your antenna on his roof (because he had better line of sight to the television transmitters) and paying $8 per month for the privilege.

Some dial-up services such as SprintNet, which is used for AOL facilities, could still operate, because its services are routed through the United States.

I have never seen a charity with a budget that shrinks to zero over the next decade as it gradually 'does itself out of business' and can't think of a single example of one being triumphantly wound up because its services are no longer needed.

The business presented a conflict of interest for Google because its services are aimed at getting better placement on Google' search results for its clients.

That said, Google hasn't exactly been the most social setting on the web, largely because its services are spread over such a wide range of areas.

Aereo says its service is legal because each viewer has an individually assigned antenna, not unlike viewers with rabbit ears hooked up to their TVs.

The W, a fairly new subway line that runs from Ditmars Boulevard in Astoria, Queens, to Whitehall in Lower Manhattan, was rated the worst of the 22 subway lines examined, because, Straphangers said, its service was infrequent and irregular, its number of car breakdowns high, its cars dirty and its announcements garbled.

Because the city determined its service was not fast enough, it has trained doctors to use abortion pills when possible and perform speedier surgical procedures.