Sentence examples for increased its services from inspiring English sources

Last year, China Southern increased its services to Australia and New Zealand six-fold to 42 flights a week; it plans to raise them to 55 a week.

Founded in 1905 by Edith and Winifred Holt in New York City as the New York Association for the Blind, the organization, with the slogan "Hope when vision fails," has vastly increased its services under its mission statement: "To overcome vision impairment for people of all ages through worldwide leadership in rehabilitation services, education, research, prevention and advocacy".

SAS increased its services on the routes from Oslo to Stavanger and Trondheim, and from Bergen to Stavanger.

And in the Southeast, Clayton County, Georgia, increased its service population by 42percentt and kept its total water usage at 1995 levels.

In April Eos increased its service to three flights a day during peak periods.No place to landOne of the biggest problems any airline faces in launching a new service is obtaining landing and take-off slots, especially at the most popular airports.

After completion of the AirportLink in 2012, Metrorail increased its service once again, with peak headways of three and a half to five minutes on the shared portion of the line from Dadeland South to Earlington Heights.

Compaq has said it intends to increase its services revenues, from 17percentt of the company's sales last year to more than 30percentt within three years.

Operating on younger people with less visual impairment is not a problem for Bhartpur Eye Hospital as it has considerable capacity to increase its services.

Beyond these expansions, it said the money will be used to "solidify operational infrastructure," push into the corporate market, and bring on more partners to increase its services.

Since that time the shelter in St . Martinhas received more money from the government to increase its services implemented for stray dogs including a successful spay and neuter program.

Long Island Rail Road would increase its service somewhat, though it would be unable to serve as a substitute for the subway at many stations in Queens because the small stations would be dangerously swamped with passengers during the rush hours, the officials said.