Sentence examples for fledgling service from inspiring English sources
A fledgling service called Bookscan is trying to compile sales statistics from cash registers around the country, but until now no one even tried to count the sales of all books accurately.
Its initiative taps into the competitive spirit engendered by the fledgling service, which bestows the preposterous title of "mayor" on people who show up most often at a location.In this section Trouble ahead Middle Kingdom meets Magic Kingdom Waiting for a wave Where are you?
That Viacom — which has more than 20 channels, including big ones like Comedy Central and small ones like Centric — was the first to agree to support Sony's fledgling service is not necessarily surprising, since the company has a reputation for contentious relationships with cable and satellite companies.
You also have to set up your e-mail program to recognize your new MobileMe e-mail address, which ends with the conveniently short "me.com". Mine, for example, is [email protected]; one perk of this fledgling service is that all the good addresses aren't yet taken, as they are on Yahoo and Gmail.
("Compton" was released exclusively through Apple Music, one of the fledgling service's early coups).
For a fledgling service with a few hundred titles, that's petty change.
But the new plan will ratchet up the competitive pressure on these fledgling services, forcing them to offer more free music as enticements to new users.
Using these fledgling services, a person can send money to, for instance, a baby sitter, family member or a neighbor selling a couch on Craigslist.
So Google decided to build a browser from scratch, explicitly for those fledgling services, from word processing to snazzy virtual worlds.Chrome, which it launched with an oh-so-Google comic book instead of a press release, is the result.
That notion could be the great hope of the mainstream entertainment industry, where fledgling services like the iTunes store and Rhapsody that offer inexpensive, easy access to legal music are beginning to catch on.
Yet here was Armstrong, promising in public what Roscitt had brashly promised the chief executive weeks before — in private: that Roscitt's fledgling services division would grow sixfold to $5 billion in sales in five years.
