Sentence examples for demand for serving from inspiring English sources

One has to wonder what page of the carrier's customer-service manual suggests that causing a scene, insisting the plane turn back for the gate while taxiing, and delaying a flight for 11 minutes is the response the other 400 customers demand for serving a snack on incorrect crockery.There is also the question of whether Ms Cho's actions were legal.

The precedence of several years of highly successful LDB missions and the capability to recover and re-fly such instruments within a relatively short period of time has created even greater demands for serving science missions in 2004 and beyond.

Renewable Distributed Generation (DG) based Hybrid Energy System (HES) is a sustainable solution for serving electricity demand with reduced GHG emissions.

Ray et al. (2014) worked out a new integer linear programming model, called multi-depot split-delivery vehicle routing problem (MDSDVRP) which allows establishing depot locations and routes for serving the customer demands within the same objective function.

As process variants better fit the peculiarities of the process contexts than the master process does, BPS may reduce the demand for those process contexts served by the master process (Hammer and Stanton 1999).

Subjective sensations and a measure selected to assess for potential experimental demand effects, serving as secondary measures, were also administered pre- to post-treatment.

A V-RAN serves multiple VNOs, which do not own access infrastructure and demand for connectivity to serve their subscribers.

The demand for all process contexts not served by the respective process variants after BPS is accumulated on the master process ((x_{c}^{text{std}} = 0)).

Her teaching has translated into high demand for her to serve as an adviser who connects her research and scholarship to real-time political engagement in a nonpartisan and balanced manner.

Globally, shark numbers have plummeted by as much as 90percentt due to an enormous demand for their fins, served as sharkfin soup.

This is not surprising, as the availability of health staff and the quality-of-care problems that can result from excess demand for their services, serve to constrain demand.