Sentence examples for more providers will from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: The notion that more providers will improve oral health care is naïve.
The NAO analysis finds that the figures would be closer to 26%, and this could make it much harder for the programme's providers to meet government targets, and more likely that one or more providers will go under.
Amazon says more providers will get the same treatment in the coming months.
At launch, "Gmailify" only works with Yahoo and Microsoft's Hotmail/Outlook, but Google says more providers will be supported in the future.
To meet the demands of increasing client loads in Zambia, many more providers will need to be trained and supported through supervision, as well as have access to adequate drugs, supplies, and equipment.
More effective providers will be given progressively more referrals, by reallocating the flow of beneficiaries over time, while ineffective providers will see their client base decrease.
More elderly and disabled people will go without services they need and more care providers will fail.
More service providers will emerge with innovative approaches aimed at greasing the wheels of what has previously been complex and cumbersome.
There are two central claims in the Cameron-Lansley analysis to which Labour needs to provide clear answers: first, that a market system will drive more efficient use of resources; and, second, that more competition between providers will improve quality and safety of services.
"With a 120 percent growth rate there is no doubt that more communications service providers will be launching application-based pricing plans that provide cost certainty and a consistent quality of experience for high-demand applications".
NASDAQ uses it to power its service providing historical stockmarket information, called Market Replay.Stefan van Overtveldt, the man in charge of transforming BT's IT infrastructure, thinks that to attract more customers, service providers will have to offer "virtual private clouds", fenced off within a public cloud.
