Sentence examples for service affords from inspiring English sources

Andrey was clear: "I don't like connecting third parties" he said, citing the fact that many Chatroulette users would like to keep in touch with their new friends while retaining the anonymity the service affords them.

A consultancy service affords rural communities insight into filtration, business and education on sustainably creating access to clean water.

"With this funding, Suffolk County would be able to protect the high quality of service afforded to our commuters and maintain the current level of bus fares," it said, adding that when the additional state aid becomes available, the county would roll back the fare increases.

Sturridge was enjoying the space and service afforded to him in his first Liverpool appearance and he forced Marriott into another fine fingertip save with an angled effort.

Family members felt that such a service afforded a sense of security: "If there's some kind of problem or something happens at night, there's always a physician or qualified nurse on call, and that puts my mind at rest" (P.4 Proxy).

According to Francie Mendelsohn, the president of Summit Research Associates, each self-service checkout at a grocery store replaces around 2.5 employees.The extra convenience that self-service affords can also bring in new customers.

The increased frequency of STI testing offered during PrEP services affords more timely diagnosis and treatment of STIs, and high rates of diagnosis may reflect greater diagnostic yield rather than changes in sexual behavior.

We believe that sake brewing in these areas benefited from the ecosystem services afforded them by their proximity to the coastal ecosystem.

And with very good reason — given they provide access to connectivity, not just individual apps and services, affording them a highly intimate overview of their users' lives.

They are victims and survivors of child rape, and they deserve all the legal protections, support, and services afforded to other victims of the same kind of abuse.

Deputy Director of the Financial Services for the Poor Program at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Ignacio Mas specializes in the financial services afforded by mobile technology in the developing world - - especially for those "unbanked".