Sentence examples for prominent services from inspiring English sources

Muck-raking journalists could subscribe to the raw feed, looking for the names of prominent services that had missed their nothing-to-see-here deadlines.

Biological Procedures Online is also indexed by a number of prominent services, including Thomson Reuters (ISI), BIOSIS, CABI, CAS, EmBase, Scopus and the Zoological Record.

Medication Review (MR) and Medication Therapy Management (MTM) are evolving as the most prominent services in pharmaceutical care and have a strong potential to provide a large benefit for patients and society.

Perhaps the most prominent service offering unlimited downloads has been Comes With Music, which was introduced in Britain last fall by Nokia, the world's largest maker of cellphones.

Google TV is the latest and most prominent service to connect TVs to the Web, promising to make all the living room's audio and video as searchable and instantly accessible as the Internet's content.

They operated almost exclusively in the mountainous region between Cheyenne, Wyo., and Ogden, Utah, and their most prominent service was the pulling of long trains loaded with agricultural produce.

Kickstarter has become an increasingly prominent service in the technology world, with some companies using it to turn their prototypes into commercial products, while others with a product ready for launch use it more for promotion and pre-orders.

Employment data from three prominent service industry sectors known to employ low-income shift workers – i) Retail Trade, ii) Accommodation and Food Services, and iii) Health Care and Social Assistance – are used for demonstration purposes.

Now Yahoo, by way of Delicious (the most prominent service being "sunset"), has responded by lashing out at all the press for the coverage of the fiasco.

Four prominent service providers and managers from different sectors at each site were purposively selected for their breadth of knowledge about the local service partnership.

The experience of broader mental health initiatives [ 38, 39] suggests that prominent service user involvement in early detection initiatives, emphasising the stories and experiences of people who live with mental health problems may be an effective means to normalise psychosis and reduce stigma-driven reluctance to contact services.