Sentence examples for easily available services from inspiring English sources

Informal recruitment of subjects in women's centers allowed the researchers access to a safe environment with easily available services and privacy for survey responses.

At a time when access to social services is increasingly difficult, requiring more paperwork and longer waiting lists, churches provide some of the best and most easily available social services in the country.

The fact that the MBRN data are reported in annual reports and as easily available online services to institutions and medical doctors may improve quality and strengthen the reporting doctors'/institutions' ownership and interest in delivering high quality data.

Additional, more easily available models of service delivery for this disadvantaged population are therefore urgently needed, particularly for individuals in need of less intensive models of service delivery.

In use cases where components are not based on platforms SOAP Web services are easily available for or applicable to, the SOAP Web service dependency of SAML 2.0 can be a drawback, especially regarding our intention to provide a highly interoperable system.

Collaborative consumption is all the rage these days, as new platforms have emerged to allow people to make goods or services easily available to others.

And new companies like Slack have entered the market by making their services easily available to individual departments or groups.

With the acquisition of Deis earlier this year, Microsoft also acquired a team of developers that was deeply involved in working with Cloud Foundry and especially the Open Service Broker API, which allows developers, ISVs and SaaS vendors to make their own service easily available to applications that run on platforms like Cloud Foundry, OpenShift or Kubernetes.

LawHawk makes advanced document automation easily available as a managed service.

It has the potential to make services more easily available - particularly in rural areas - where it is often difficult for people to accessing mainstream services.

Rural China on paper has anywhere from 100 million to 150 million "surplus" workers, according to academics' estimates, but many of them are already too old and so not easily available to fuel manufacturing and services growth.