Sentence examples for damage to service from inspiring English sources

When a massive disaster such as an earthquake or a typhoon occurs, some damage to service networks is unavoidable (e.g., electricity, water service, gas and so on).

The  YouGov poll for the Sunday Times found 29% believed the Tories were best placed to do that while minimising damage to services, compared with 24% for Labour.

"Added to the unfunded council tax freeze which continues to put real pressure on services, it's only as a result of clear political leadership and sound financial planning that we've survived the last few years with no really substantial damage to services.

60 There is a danger that elements of commissioning support which might be delivered better through vertical integration or regional collaboration (eg, contract management or pathway developments), may in the end be externalised, when this could entail the loss of vital relations and local focus, damage to services, and a waste of resources.

The honourable course for her is to admit she was wrong and stand aside in order to prevent further damage to her service".

Whether Soundcloud either give in and pay for a license, or undertake the legal process, it is hard to see a conclusion that doesn't do more serious damage to the service, both financially and credibly.

The scale of the cuts has raised fears about damage to public services, despite the government's committment to protect frontline services.

"The traditional method of 'salami slicing' with across the board cuts to all services without any priorities being set causes considerable damage to valued services," he says in the report.

There is a legacy of deep damage to public services and to society.

She charged that Mr. Gaffney was ignoring the potential damage to social services.

The longer elected leaders wait to address such issues, the worse the damage to public services and taxpayers will be.