Sentence examples for operating a service from inspiring English sources

Under the plain language of the statutes, merely operating a service over a telephone or telegraph line does not render a company a public utility.

Back then, said Mr. Carlile, a 1959 Premont High graduate who retired after operating a service station and a tow-truck business, "we pretty much had everything we wanted".

The unspoken truth, though, is that most of the current big-name platforms are monopolies, riding on the network effects of operating a service that becomes more valuable as more people join it.

"If they can get a 30percentt cost advantage, in operating a service on the Internet that is a huge difference," said John M. Lervik, the chief executive of Fast Search & Transfer, a Norwegian search company.

The downside is that operating a service that requires ongoing investment in software and cloud servers means the company has to sell its hardware at premium that will support the business for the long term.

Dutch police raided Uber's offices in Amsterdam on Tuesday as part of an ongoing criminal investigation into whether the firm was violating the country's taxi laws by operating a service that allows untrained drivers and those without a taxi licence to offer a cheaper service.

LSAC operates a service that collects and analyzes data for admission to all American Bar Association-approved law schools.

The company also operates a service called MagCloud, which allows customers to have their own glossy magazines printed for an affordable $0.20 a page.

Of the two remaining holdout owners, one is a family that operates a service station, and the other is Nicholas Sprayregen, the area's largest landowner aside from Columbia.

Govia Thameslink Railway is paid to operate a service rather than being incentivised to maximise the revenue, as train companies generally are elsewhere.

Statistical Research, based in Westfield, N.J., operates a service that measures the size of the audience for commercials on 29 radio networks, Arbitron's chief executive, Stephen Morris, said.