Sentence examples for far more service from inspiring English sources

However, the long term morbidity and associated social and economic impact of these wars impact far more service members than previous conflicts.

Banks are also offering far more services that alert you to potentially criminal activity.

The conventional wisdom is that New York's costs have risen along with drug and general health care costs, and that the state offers far more services to its beneficiaries than other states.

GP practices must start working together in federations and delivering far more services in a restructuring of healthcare that is vital to keep the NHS sustainable, the King's Fund urges today in a report that has attracted high-level government interest.

That's a far more service-oriented model than selling shrink-wrapped software or even subscription access and it's clearly where Adobe is going.

"Education is about a far more localised service," she says.

And now, apparently, to cable, where Latinos are being portrayed as far more than "service people".

"The thing to remember," he said, "is there are far more small service businesses than small merchants".

This has the benefit of reducing piracy and providing a far more interactive service, because individual video streams are sent to each subscriber.Cheap and cheerfulThe main advantage of FTTN is that it is comparatively cheap.

They were limited both in the volume carried per unit and in speed; they were too small, too slow, and fragmented; and the railways, as they became integrated into national systems, provided a far more extensive service with greater flexibility.

He also said he was not worried that in picking a running mate with far more government service he would draw attention to his own lack of national experience.