Sentence examples for more specialized services from inspiring English sources

High-end hotels are offering more specialized services.

Academic medical centers would get less money for costs associated with sicker patients and more specialized services associated with training doctors.

To remain competitive, and to make more specialized services available, the hospital has opened 10 outpatient clinics, among them a wound-care center and a center for physical rehabilitation and sports medicine.

In addition to geographical expansion plans, the money will also go towards offering more specialized services.

Yotify doesn't seem to have done anything extraordinary – many of the alerts available can already be achieved with more specialized services.

For PES, one of the main advantages of cooperating with or subcontracting other actors is that they offer more specialized services, which are needed in light of the increasing complexity of the labor market.

Another rental agency offers a more specialized service: its name, Ikemeso Takkyūbin, means "handsome men weeping delivery".

This click-and-go approach might suggest a lack of intimacy, but scan the small print and you'll find a handful of men offering a more specialized service: "sober sex"—basically a combination of sex work, therapy, and guerrilla rehab intended to steer clients away from "H&H" (high and horny) fun and toward the unbridled joy of a clear-headed orgasm.

The World Health Organization (WHO) offers a more specialized service through its weekly EuroFlu bulletins which are archived online as well as a news bulletin service through its Global Alert and Response site.

The lower tariff imposed on vaginal delivery compared to C-section and the fact that the midwives receive less than physicians accounts for the visits performed by a midwife; there is now a tendency towards providing more specialized service".

In San Francisco, city officials envision their program eventually providing care for about 73,000 uninsured adults, through a network of 22 clinics offering primary and preventive care and coordinating access to more specialized hospital services, including mental-health and substance-abuse services.