Sentence examples for influx of service from inspiring English sources

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An influx of service personnel to Salisbury Plain would be a "double-edged sword" for the local area, a Wiltshire councillor said.

Job growth in this area is significantly increasing as there is an influx of service members leaving the military.

"In the weeks leading up to Christmas there is an influx of customer service, retail and warehouse jobs".

While the study concentrated mainly on the revitalization of Springfield Avenue, a heavily trafficked road leading from Newark to Springfield, it found that for the downtown village, "an influx of personal service operations" had replaced traditional retail stores.

"For Tidworth, a large influx of more service personnel will be a double-edged sword," he said.

Tomorrow, Nest can expect the start of an influx of customer service inquiries from buyers trying to connect their next generation thermostats.

The world was about to change dramatically with a huge influx of cloud services, and it needed a platform for tracking the new way companies recognized revenue.

Local businesses such as caterers, restaurants and hardware stores benefit from the influx of clientele and service needs not to mention the number of residents employed by the entertainment industry who suddenly have work.

It will be located in the Nagasaki prefecture, and rather than a one-off, glitchy gimmick, the hotel is part of an influx of socially reactive service robots flooding Japan, backed by the government's support, as a means to solve some of the nation's labor force problems.

He said the center, a nonprofit charity, mostly helped Haitian immigrants but had recently seen an influx of Hispanics seeking services.