Sentence examples for made services from inspiring English sources

Norway made services available to all residents in 1956, Sweden in 1962, Denmark in 1973, Portugal in 1979, and Italy in 1980.

Yet the Senate House files show a university elite admitting that outsourcing has actually pushed up costs and made services worse.

Since the disability law was signed by the first President Bush, advances in technology have made services more available to people with disabilities.

This raises questions with respect to what a network company and what the market should do, which costs of facilitating the transition should be socialized and to what extent network companies should provide tailor made services to the market.

While the speeds where high enough to operate with a profit in Sweden and to Copenhagen, the slow lines in Norway made services to Norway unprofitable.

In most areas of life, technological development has made services better and cheaper, but (with a few notable exceptions) it has made health care worse and more expensive.

Cy Vance made service look effortless, but he put in a great deal.

He said he did not make sales calls -- he made service calls.

This has made service evaluation and evidence-based policy development extremely difficult.

This vacuum makes services such as TransferWise ever more relevant.

It's hard to blame consumers, because casualisation makes services cheaper and more convenient.