Sentence examples for beloved services from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, we're going to have the unfortunate pleasure of notifying more and more readers that their beloved services are now illegal.

Overall, the company seems to be making moves to streamline its product offerings (killing some beloved services in the mix), as well as the management team and internal organization.

Although Twitter had been a beloved service among the tech-minded for years, the service truly entered into mainstream consciousness when Mr. Kutcher used it to give his followers backstage access to the party scene at the Oscars — and received another, bigger boost when Oprah introduced the service to millions of at-home viewers during an episode of her show.

It has been killing underperforming products, even if it means shutting down beloved service Google Reader.

"It is with deep regret that we announce that we will stop providing our beloved service, Path.

If I were to guess, this is how this script would go: Kred reaches out to all of its special "influencers" and asks them to make sure that their beloved service doesn't get crushed by the big bad Twitter.

Three year old CouchSurfing, a beloved service used by some 90,000 members, had multiple database crashes, critical parts of the software and data were irretrievably lost, and the backups weren't performed properly.

But what has happened to journalism that would make a rational man like Kutcher ask why we can't trail writers like Sarah Lacy and Ben Smith who seem like they have a problem with a beloved service?

The DMCA, for all of its brokenness, provides at least some protection for both parties while avoiding a massively bureaucratic solution, and costs that might put many beloved service providers out of business.

Gloucester Services is the brainchild of the Westmorland Family, the company behind the beloved Tebay Services in Cumbria.

Bringing down the deficit to zero, as all major parties have promised to do, will mean increasingly nasty trade-offs between beloved public services like schools and hospitals, which may start to suffer visibly.