Sentence examples for over service from inspiring English sources

Insiders and profiteers are increasingly using oil revenues to take over service industries.

New York Water Taxi, an operation whose principal owner is the developer Douglas Durst, is scrambling to take over service between South Amboy and Manhattan.

Payments to train operators over service disruptions will account for $400 millionn; track overhauls, $180 millionn; and repair of flood damage, $20 millionn.

In the current issue of the McKinsey Quarterly, W. Brian Arthur, an external professor at the Santa Fe Institute, warns that technology is quickly taking over service jobs, following the waves of automation of farm and factory work.

The two nations have a treaty, the Status of Forces Agreement, which requires the United States to hand over service personnel to Japanese law enforcement authorities only after they are charged by local prosecutors.

The New York Times chimes in: "technology is quickly taking over service jobs, following the waves of automation of farm and factory work".

So we over service some things and we under service other things".

The big question mark hangs over service.

"Then the debate was over manufacturing, then over service.

(You can argue you need the age - yes, even of those babies - because it's an 18-and-over service, which has never been the case with the Times site before).

In a system of health financing where doctors are paid on a fee-for-service basis (the previous exclusive means of payment in the private sector of South African health care), the potential exists for doctors to over-service in order to generate additional income.