Sentence examples for for service entry from inspiring English sources

While they produce a wide range of business jets, they are strong in long-range, large-cabin models like the Gulfstream 650, scheduled for its first delivery to a customer by the end of June, and Bombardier's Global 7000 and 8000 models, planned for service entry in 2016 and 2017, respectively.

Some reports stated that a third battery was already deployed, or in development in the south, while others claimed that a decision on deployment of a third battery has not yet been made, although it was under discussion for service entry in 2012.

For more rapid service entry there had been some consideration given to an interim system based on the original Hercules missile, but these efforts were dropped.

As the health service entry point for the vast majority of people, primary care is the key element in the health system response to health transition, playing a pivotal role in the delivery of prevention and care interventions for communicable diseases and NCDs [ 15].

"But with the strong economy, it has become very difficult to find people for service and entry-level type jobs, and everybody is competing for those people.

The situation has proved particularly problematic for Craigslist because it charged $5 for an erotic services entry - although it has said that all of the money made from the listings goes to charity.

From the very first day of its public launch, millions of people signed up for the service, wanting entry into Google's newest product.

Yet the ICU environment predisposes to disconnection from the patient on both ends of the stay--sudden and usually unanticipated need for specialized service at entry, limited awareness during treatment, and expedient discharge to the accepting service.

Their 2001 J.D. Power and Associates rankings include first place for customer satisfaction for dealer service, best entry-level luxury car in initial quality, best luxury sport utility in initial quality and best premium luxury car in initial quality.

In 1941, after World War II had begun but before this country's entry, I volunteered for service, first to the Office of Naval Intelligence and after that, the F.B.I.

Residents at some retirement homes, many in their 90s, subsequently did not know they could have paid far less for services such as door entry systems.