Sentence examples for rare services from inspiring English sources

And a few rare services actually pay people to evaluate products; the Pandora music-streaming service has 50 employees who listen to songs and tag them with descriptors — "upbeat," "minor key," "prominent vocal harmonies".

Exploiting one of the rare services that protects an individual's privacy, while offering a vital resource, threatens our already fragile credibility as people legitimately disabled, in need of aid.

To ease the transition, the chain has decided to offer a rare service in Europe -- baggers.

Their lodge offers a rare service: you can hire or test boards by Portuguese and international shapers.

Today, a rare service of remembrance takes place for the 37 men who died in the first world war, and are commemorated in the churchyard where Gatwick plans to build a new terminal.

He found this Bethesda location as a replacement, and offers the same rare service there that he provided in Germantown — late-term abortions that are outlawed in many states and available in only a few locations in the country.

He had been monitoring the Yankees' playoff game on the internet, not because he cares about baseball but because the heavy crowds during the postseason often spur rare service patterns.

In fact, go to any of the 102 Apple-owned retail stores in the world and -- if you are willing to wait -- you will be treated to what is an increasingly rare service: free face-to-face technical support.

Chamberlain, the 40- year-old goalkeeping coach pressed into rare service by Jones's absence, formed a two-man wall and Luis Boa Morte saw his gap, bending a ferocious drive that arced just too far, crashing against the side netting.

Critics of PACER think the government is overcharging for the service because it makes a sizable profit off documents that are public record (one of the rare government services that actually makes money).

Though gaming is relatively rare, altmetrics services are taking steps to prevent the practice (Adie, 2013; Gordon et al., 2015).