Sentence examples for boosting service from inspiring English sources

Research on supply chain network design has mainly pursued efficiency oriented objectives for boosting service level and profit.

Today, at Disrupt NYC, CloudFlare announced plans to extend its security and speed boosting service to web apps.

Wireless technology also has a breakthrough role to play in extending broadband coverage to rural areas, boosting service provider revenues while increasing global competitiveness as more people subscribe to broadband at home and at the office while adding another subscription for mobile services.

China needs to change its post-1978 model to reduce its dependence on fixed-asset investment, property and exports while significantly increasing domestic consumption, moving industry up the value chain and boosting services.

According to this vision, the deployment of small cells within the typical structure of cellular networks, represents the smartest solution for boosting services in these systems[5].

Mrs. Slinkosky complained that until the slump in air travel after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, Islip area residents had been suffering with increased jet noise as airlines boosted service at Islip to meet rising demand.

New Jersey Transit plans to reduce its staff by attrition and eliminate some contingency funds that would have been available to boost service to keep its promise not to raise fares, Jeffrey A. Warsh, New Jersey Transit executive director, said.

"So today we've announced fundamental reform of the telecoms market – more competition, a new structure for Openreach, tougher performance targets, and a range of measures to boost service quality.

Sadly, it's not clear just how much they can do about it since it's extremely hard in the city to get clearance for the new cell towers needed to boost service.

Cuba has extended its medical cooperation to Pacific Island Countries (PICs) by supplying doctors to boost service delivery and offering scholarships for Pacific Islanders to study medicine in Cuba.

That pulled in a new, young workforce and boosted services, where over 250,000 new jobs have been created since 1991.