Sentence examples for service difficulties from inspiring English sources

The reason, he said, is that the remaining companies will probably compete to woo subscribers from Cingular and AT&T Wireless as those two companies begin merging their operations, a transition that could well create some temporary customer service difficulties.

Twitter was down tonight, nothing really unusual for the San Francisco based startup (to be fair though downtime has improved since they dumped Joyent), but what was different is some reports of users spotting ads in their Twitter stream during the service difficulties.

He believes there is a case for military status to be protected under the Equality Act due to the discrimination veterans face when seeking employment after service, difficulties with getting credit because they have moved addresses throughout their career, down to nightclub doormen not allowing soldiers on to the premises.

Factors that influence the effectiveness of TB surveillance and control include lack of prioritization of TB within the health service, difficulties faced by foreign citizens in accessing health care, lack of coordination by a reference center, and diagnostic delay (7 ).

"No accidents no incidents, no service difficulty reports on the airplane".

The airline's own in-depth inspection of the plane in March 2010 revealed 10 cracks in parts of the frame and 11 cracks in the "stringer clips," which help secure the aircraft skin, according to Service Difficulty Reports listed on the F.A.A. Web site.

So the limitations with larger applications are dis-connectivity of service, interruption of service, difficulty to maintain consistency & transparency, and unpredictability & rigidity in VM loads [104].

It hopes to empower youth to overcome challenges posed by poverty, limited social services, difficulties in transitioning into the workforce and, most importantly, gender inequality.

Information about participants' postpartum use of mental health services, difficulties in access, the match between their diagnosis and the health care they received, and the out-of-pocket cost of these services will be presented descriptively.

The key barriers identified were related to the accessibility to primary healthcare services, difficulties in RA diagnosis among GPs, inefficient referral to secondary healthcare and controlled process of biologics prescription in public hospitals.

Medical social services' difficulties in maintaining patients at home was also described [ 3, 4, 27] as a hindrance for GPs, but less so than the behavioral disorders or comorbidities, as we found.