Sentence examples for breadth of the service from inspiring English sources

The breadth of the service that CNN will ultimately offer is unclear, and partly depends on the demands of newspapers.

A systematic decrease in the breadth of the service temperature window and mechanical properties of the polyureas were observed in the presence of LiCl, due to the disruption of the long range connectivity between the hard segments.

He said: "Many people did not value the fact that demand had reduced and this has had the effect of creating headroom for a reduction in the breadth of the service.

Although in the run up to the merger the NOC implemented a successful turn-around programme to make substantial efficiency savings and generate additional income, it would struggle to achieve Foundation Trust status and maintain its financial viability in the long run because, unlike the ORH, the NOC did not have the breadth of the services that were sufficiently funded.

Presently, the Lebanese health-care system, via the MoPH, is venturing upon various initiatives to build the quality, capacity and breadth of the health services provided by the national network.

Instead, they are meant to be suggestions that show the breadth of the national park service, and, if taken all together, would provide a snapshot of the American outdoors.

The sheer breadth of its services, the volume of its audiences and the unique nature of its funding made for an overwhelming case.

"This acquisition will take Tenet into new geographic markets, expand the breadth of our service offerings, diversify our earnings sources and increase the benefits we expect to realize under healthcare reform.

The greater danger stems from the AWS infrastructure and the breadth of what the cloud service offers.

Alternatively, the educational presence may serve to grow the breadth of medical services available to the smaller sites, as well as inspire local high school students towards pursuing medicine.

In his first speech for two years, Jonathan Evans gave a stout defence of the bill, which critics have described as a "snoopers' charter" because it extends the breadth of the material that internet service providers must keep.