Sentence examples for could be serviced from inspiring English sources
When Philippe Stern, the former president of Patek Philippe, "was looking for a calendar watch that could be serviced easier," he came up with the Ref. 5960, an annual calendar chronograph, which has become one of Patek's most popular models since its 2006 introduction, said Larry Pettinelli, the company's U.S. president.
This reasoning is criticized by some observers, as return flow credits indeed enable the SNWA to withdraw more water from the Colorado, but in not optimizing the use of this withdrawn water, opportunities are lost: if per capita water use was lower, thanks to an effort on indoor water use being implemented, then a larger population could be serviced with the same volume of withdrawn water.
One gun, called the "leatheren," could be serviced by only two persons, but was abandoned, replaced by 4 pounder and 9 pounder demi-culverins.
Obviously, traps hanging 1.5 meters above the ground could be serviced right where they were, without contact with the tick-infested ground cover.
These could be services like breastfeeding support, contraception, or screenings for blood pressure, cholesterol, depression, breast and cervical cancers, and alcohol misuse.
But even loans that originated with the government could still be serviced by private banks — and, in fact, still are.
We're treating everyone as if they could be a service member".
I think Radio 1 should and could be public service and in large part is.
"What China is to manufacturing," he said, "India could be to services".
We could be rendering services to governments all over the world.
