Sentence examples for indispensable services from inspiring English sources

AS everyone knows, New York City firefighters perform indispensable services, for which they cannot be thanked enough.

YPPS is dedicated to supporting the University's evolving media needs both educational and administrative with excellent customer support, resourceful solutions and indispensable services.

Since World War II, the eradication of animal diseases, rather than their control, has become increasingly important, and conducting basic research, combatting zoonoses, and contributing to man's food supply have become indispensable services of veterinary medicine.

Despite providing these indispensable services, the stock has been in a steep downtrend under its 10- and 20-week moving averages since late September.

But it is typical these days that whenever out-sized governments are compelled to restrain their spending, officials refuse to do so selectively, by starting with extraneous fat; instead they cynically make people feel the pain, by cuts in core, indispensable services, so they'll believe, falsely, that there's no real fat to be cut, that government is already at an optimal size.

Medicaid's indispensable services continue to be under unprecedented attack.

An indispensable service, it has long struggled with the vast pressures exerted by a growing, longer-lived and increasingly demanding population.

It eroded my sense of professionalism and the practice ruined public trust in an indispensable service — banking — one in which people place everything they have.

Just as the efficient marketplaces of the world's financial capitals serve as the nexus for global trade, so ungoverned or remote places offer an indispensable service for global criminals.

Like the cab drivers in Yellow Cab Cooperative, Uber's drivers provide an "indispensable service" to Uber, and the firm "could no more survive without them" than it could without a working smartphone app.

But people already wonder how far the BND can live up to its more accountable image and become, in the words of Ernst Uhrlau, its president, "a competent, indispensable service provider" for a government whose foreign policy is growing more ambitious.To people outside Germany, the fact that the BND does quite a useful job may seem evident.