Sentence examples for connections services from inspiring English sources

First, countries that lie on the same coast (e.g., Chile, Peru, Ecuador) are served by the same services and consequently have far more connections (services that connect them) than they would have without their common services from/to e.g., Europe, North America or Asia.

QuakerNet offers alumni and current students free online services designed to foster wonderful connections — services such as the Alumni Directory (QuakerNet), Career Networking (PACNet), and others.

A spokesman for SSE said: "We acknowledge Ofgem's announcement of an investigation into its distribution business' provision of electricity connections services in central southern England.

The Harvard Housing Office has lots of useful resources including a roommate connections service, and you can also use apartment search websites such as CraigsList and Apartments.com.com

A five-year OnStar Directions and Connections service was bundled into the 2011 Volt's base price, which was reduced to three years for the 2012 model year.

The results from this paper have many implications in regards to the widespread implementation of self-connection services and the future of the air travel industry.

Inspired by the development of new communication technologies, society has shifted its focus from the original network connection services to pervasive information services.

Mr. Hicks, 28, is the manager of wholesale operations at Global Rock Networks, a telecommunications concern in New York; he sells telephone connection services to phone companies.

London's much heralded Old Street technology startups are struggling to grow their businesses because of poor internet connection services, the Guardian has been told.

Cisco's CallManager software provides the necessary functions of call-processing, signaling, and connection services for an AVVID IP telephony solution.

Andreas Hipp, chief executive of Epsilon Telecommunications, a Singapore company that provides international connection services for one of the existing domestic telecommunications companies in Myanmar, Yatanarpon Teleport, said the legacy of state control and corruption would take a while to shake off.