Sentence examples for reported service from inspiring English sources

The Turnitin software system, widely used in UK universities to stop students cheating, reported "service disruption" on Monday and Tuesday.

It reported service and technology revenues of $61 million, which was up 18percentt from a year ago.

Earthlink, which hasn't emphasized free-time offers, reported service revenue for dial-up accounts that was just 7% less than the hypothetical full-pay amount.

"It's an impressively run business with a very attractive revenue model and its success is built on the foundation of great, rigorously reported service journalism".

It also reviews the biofouling behavior of copper nickel and includes recent eight-year sheathing trials carried out on behalf of the Nickel Institute by Portsmouth University, examining three different levels of surface area exposure and reported service experience of boat hulls in New Zealand.

Noted global expert on mobile telecom, Tomi Ahonen has written that, for carriers, texting is "the most profitable mass market service in the economic history of mankind…with a profit margin [that] is north of 98%." Oh, and by the way, in the second quarter of 2010, T- Mobile USA reported service revenues of $4.70 billion up from $4.63 billion in the first quarter of 2010.

Sheffield, Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool all reported services where passengers had to stand for more than 20 minutes at peak times.

We also briefly highlight some recently reported services and comment about ongoing and future efforts in the field.

Approximately 25% of Hispanics (95%CI: 19.4 29.6), as compared to 9.5% (95%CI: 8.3 10.7) of non-Hispanic whites, reported service-related occupation as their longest held occupation.

The prevalence of current asthma was highest among those who reported farm-related occupations as their longest held job (9.5%, 95%CI: 3.6 15.4), whereas the prevalence of probable asthma was highest among those who reported service-related occupations (12.8%, 95%CI: 8.4 17.1) as their longest held occupation (Table 2).

That year, the number of moviegoers shot up 16.4percentt, according to Box Office Mojo, a box-office reporting service.