Sentence examples for service changing from inspiring English sources

He kept a very strict control over the affairs of state and his civil service, changing his governors frequently to avoid the growth of local dynasties.

To get from Tangier to Marrakech you can take an overnight train, or a day service changing at Rabat – see oncf.ma for times.

With phone service changing rapidly after the breakup of AT&T, I decided, at the age of 24, to set up my own discount phone service company, called American Network Exchange, in Boca Raton, Fla., where I found investors.

I can't imagine any social network would like a third-party service changing the social graph in such a way.

What's required is a much more tailor-made service, changing the culture from strictly price-only focused to the "best cover for you".

This region's competitiveness in attracting business investment and top talent depends on a public transit that can efficiently service changing and growing demands.

That's why major-league trappings – a big, modern, downtown stadium, full-service changing rooms, actual supporters – matter.

It's possible to envisage the services changing the way we communicate in other fundamental ways.

Ollie Batchelor Executive director of client services, Changing Lives The argument in your editorial (30 October), on how the recent Home Office research shows the folly of the current punitive response to drug possession, is persuasive.

Jeff McWhinney, Director, Significant, has used new technology to bring sign language interpreters into public services, changing the lives of deaf and hard of hearing people who previously had to wait up to six weeks for an interpreter.

(Mal M, HIV) The team brought knowledge about illnesses and encouraged access to services, changing community attitudes towards the dying.