Sentence examples for breed of service from inspiring English sources

The intelligence community has been less secure in its relationships with the new breed of service providers, and because most of them are American companies, the British authorities have little leverage over them.

A newer breed of service providers, such as RetailNext, American Apparel's partner, and Tyco, whose roots are in security, encourages retail chains to harness in-store hardware for more exotic purposes.

Wercker is a new breed of service that fits well with emerging new platforms that help developers build apps.

The complexity of connecting tools in this new API economy is getting compounded by the inability to link this new breed of services so people can talk in context about the code.

Tablets, with their larger touchscreens that are less cumbersome than laptops, lend themselves naturally to long-form content consumption, and that is spawning a new breed of services to fit the bill.

"It is a prime example of a new breed of financial services companies, who by making their products more transparent and more convenient, have democratised access to valuable services and increased economic activity.

In recent months, the three search giants have introduced a new breed of search services that emphasize quick answers to urgent questions: Where is the best local pizzeria?

Mr. Nadel is an early convert to a new breed of investment services that are using Web technology to create alternatives to mutual funds and traditional brokerage accounts.

A new breed of privacy-service provider, or "infomediary", is learning to make money from protecting people's privacy by short-circuiting the way that online retailers secretly accumulate information about visitors to their websites.One infomediary that works with consumers, Lumeria, based in Berkeley, California, aims to let its users evade marketers selectively and to earn money in the process.

When Flock got started (and funded), it was easy to defend the need for a Web browser that incorporated tons of functionalities that catered to a new breed of online services and applications (remember Web 2.0?) and their power users.

But a new breed of wireless internet service providers using white-space frequencies will not have to pay for their spectrum.