Sentence examples for because of service from inspiring English sources

See articleMeanwhile, Grupo Ferrovial, the Spanish infrastructure company that owns BAA, posted a 49% drop in annual net profit partly because of service costs on its debt.

(b) If the insured is unavailable because of service, the application may be certified by the person who has custody of the insured's service record.

The slowdown has hurt United more than some rivals because of service problems it had last year, some labor-related, that put off customers.

National Survey of Unbanked and Underbanked Households found that 31 percent of households that dropped a bank account said they did so because of service charges, minimum balance requirements or overdraft fees.

The schedule was one of year-round operation, and the number of students was large because of service groups; but he enjoyed it and taught from 1942 through 1945.

People want to live in hotels because of service, people want to buy a condo to occupy part of the year and rent for the rest, and people coming to a city may want to stay in a residential setting.

But ultimately, it is the end-users who suffer because of inferior services".

Mr. Suehs proposes setting the same S.D.A. for all Texas hospitals, then giving extra allowances to those that have high costs because of services they provide.

Many have had to reschedule lives, pay out of their own pocket for taxis because of services running late or ending prematurely.

He said Britain was also attractive for raising his young family because of services such as the BBC and the National Health Service.

Shekhar Kapur, the Indian film director who made the Oscar-nominated "Elizabeth," said he had an epiphany about six years ago that storytelling was going through an upheaval because of services such as YouTube, Facebook and Google.