Sentence examples for series of services from inspiring English sources

In the weeks and months that followed, the men of the firehouse attended a series of services for their fallen comrades from this and other units.

Voiceover IP Internet service provider Tiscali is set to roll out a new series of services to its broadband subscribers including Voice over IP - a phone system that enables users to make calls via the net.

The alliance will be a proving ground for Microsoft's new Internet strategy, which it calls.Net, moving the company away from its desktop computer business by offering a series of services distributed and managed through the Internet.

Louise Casey, head of the Troubled Families programme, said: "This programme is working so effectively because it deals with the whole family and all of their problems, with one key worker going in through the front door and getting to grips with an average of nine different problems, rather than a series of services failing to engage or get the family to change.

Now comes Rebalance IRA, the latest in a series of services like Wealthfront, Betterment and others that want to put you in the right kind of investments for a price much lower than the standard 1 percent of assets per year that wealthy people tend to pay for full-service financial planning.

Usefulness of a series of services of a mobility center.

The second, a series of service-related installations by artists, designers and architects, will take place at several houses in Levittown, N.Y., from 2 to 6 p.m.

The deal, to be announced the same day as TiVo reports first-quarter earnings, is the latest in a series of service enhancements.

Since the late 1990s, a number of non-Chinese companies have used them to secure financial and operational control of domestic Chinese companies through a series of service agreements, rather than by buying shares.

The investigation, whose results were published Friday, said the series of service breakdowns had raised "serious concerns" about the procedures in place for dealing with a loss of power inside the 31-mile Channel Tunnel, the report said.

The investigation, whose results were published Friday, said the series of service breakdowns had raised "serious concerns" about the procedures in place for dealing with a loss of power inside the 31-mile, or 50-kilometer, Channel Tunnel, the report said.