Sentence examples for potential for services from inspiring English sources

Before Thursday's agreement, Australia's trade minister, Steve Ciobo, said the potential for services exports was significant, "as Asia's emerging middle class is projected to grow from 600 million today to 3 billion by 2030".

The real scramble here is the potential for services revenue that vendors are hoping will flow from the sensors attached to these devices.

So confident is IBM in the potential for services that the company has stopped selling some its own products–networking and enterprise applications to name two in favor of teaming up with partners to sell services for that company's products.

"We just have to identify those who have the greatest potential for service and go recruit," Mr. Ridge said.

IMS provides the possibility for providing end-to-end IP multimedia services, increased potential for service integration and easy adoption of different services such as instant messaging and presence and video conferencing.

Because when the cause is centered, each actor is judged only by their potential for service to the cause and their willingness to perform that service.

Both service user and professionals highlighted the potential for service user involvement to harm service users.

Overall, the managers' perception was that the private sector still had high potential for service provision although its engagement remained low.

A separate body of literature focuses on the potential for service user-centred care to invoke an ethical dilemma for service providers, and highlights variable levels of professional confidence in service users' capacities to cope with increased responsibility for care.

However, an equally if not more important finding was the potential for service integration to strengthen organizational culture and staff relationships, in turn facilitating more collaborative and motivated service delivery.

A number of STEM departments at universities have recognized the potential for service learning to provide undergraduate, graduate, and professional students with opportunities to gain communication, teamwork, and leadership skills; an understanding of diversity; an appreciation of the societal impacts; and an ability to apply these skills in their careers (Eyler et al., 2001).