Sentence examples for informed service from inspiring English sources

Young waiters provide snappy, smooth, informed service.

Pleasant young waitresses from the vicinity offer concerned, though not polished and informed service.

Chez Spencer Chez Spencer, which opened in June 2002, celebrates well-conceived Cal-French cooking, offering thoughtfully matched wines, tantalizing miniportions, and personable and informed service.

If Sofia was a Charles Khabouth ensemble - the velvet rouge furnishing, white chandeliers, and curated fine art- would be the fanciful frills and the "foundational black hue" would be the consistent informed service and sumptuous Italian fare.

Manzke is very good at this stuff — so good that it is sometimes easy to overlook the kind, informed service, or even the wines chosen by Taylor Parsons, late of Osteria Mozza, whose list runs from cult natural wines by the likes of Puzelat and Broc Cellars to nicely aged Corton-Charlemagne and Saint-Estèphe.

These results allow for informed service planning in the near future.

Despite their vulnerability to stress-related conditions such as depression [ 13], we argue that access to realistic, contextually relevant information is an essential component of informed service-related decision making for dementia carers.

The growing interest in integrated systems of care, modeled after the Patient-Centered Medical Home (14– 16), suggests a need to provide more coordinated and informed services in collaboration with patient need and preference.

Even those who loathed Erich Mielke acknowledged that he ran an extremely well-informed service.

From the fresh-baked bread rolls to the discreet and well-informed service staff, the meticulous attention to detail is evident at Nediz Tu, as it is in the well-chosen wine list, which features a selection of imported wines and a small cellar of mature Australian classics such as some aged reds from the Coonawarra region in the south.

The Researcher-in-Residence model has the potential to engage both academics and practitioners in the promotion of evidence-informed service improvement, but further evaluation is required before the model should be routinely used in practice.