Sentence examples for compelling service from inspiring English sources

In large and expanding markets, there is always a value proposition to be found with niche players who can provide a compelling service.

With retail sales of physical goods falling, the emphasis is likely to be on downloadable titles – and providing a compelling service rather than raw processing grunt, could be the key to success.

If Shropshire council were hoping not to appear monsters, then compelling service users in wheelchairs into the snow in their shirt sleeves to meet people was a peculiar way to go about it.

2015) (holding that the Stored Communications Act authorized an order compelling service providers to release data for towers providing service to the crime scene within ten minutes of the crime rather than the hour originally requested).

The theory was that there if AT&T could own the 'last mile' to the customer's home, it would be able to both provide a more compelling service and protect its long distance market share.

Jon Gisby, director of future media and technology at Channel 4, said: "We are extremely proud of the new and improved service and think the combination of fantastic content that's easy to find and view will prove a compelling service for all users.

Colour screens make phones more expensive, and consumers will not pay more for them unless there are compelling services that use colour.

Instead, he says people will create data lockers and share their contents because they will receive compelling services by doing so.

He added, "STV believes that, working closely with our education partners, we can successfully deliver compelling services in these three additional areas across the 12-year licence".

The operators blame a lack of compelling services, which is why they are pinning their hopes on "mobilising" successful internet applications such as blogging and online communities.

"We want to find the most compelling services, whether from established companies like Kodak or from one of those start-ups that pop up like mushrooms after a rain," said Dennis A. Marshall, Adobe's director of consumer digital imaging.