Sentence examples for precious services from inspiring English sources

Despite the harsh environment of the Jordan Badia, the fragile ecosystem has until recently provided local people with precious services, such as desert plants of high medicinal value.

I'm glad, as well, that she has been treated by the NHS, like most of her viewers would be, and has taken the opportunity to praise and thank the beleaguered and precious service.

Or the notion that cutting budgets of precious public services is the only way to tackle the deficit.

Critics of the plan to hold the marathon also say that diverting the police and fire crews to perform marathon duties is a misuse of precious public services.

Once viewed as a threat to their precious 3G/4G services, Wi-Fi is now seen as the most cost-effective way of helping mobile-phone companies meet their customers' insatiable demand for bandwidth.

So while other neighborhood organizations were trying to assemble enough residents to justify the deployment of precious city services, those behind the newly minted Lower Ninth Ward Homeowners Association were busy writing bylaws and selecting officers well into March.

But aside from mapping there seems to be precious other services.

Are Verizon and AT&T (or international carriers) going to boot Apple at this point for destroying their precious SMS services?

Nonetheless, Snowden has surely performed a precious public service.

The Tories risk losing support by fighting on their most vulnerable front – voters remain suspicious over their commitment to the country's most precious public service.

A lost chance for a precious second service break often causes a subtle change in the emotional climate of a match.