Sentence examples for service for readers from inspiring English sources

I found this somewhat helpful though not as much as I would have liked and so, as a public service for readers who are also Weight Watchers, I am going to provide my own little chart.

There can be a vigorous debate, of course, about the journalistic value of The Journal News's map, whether it is truly a public service for readers, or an infringement on the privacy of gun owners.

Crawford, who was involved in Amazon's UK launch, said: "With the support of Amazon, we look forward to continuing our growth and providing an ever-improving service for readers globally".

So it feels the right time to start building up our service for readers on this side of the Atlantic.

One way of characterizing this approach is that it goes for the "kernels of truth" within larger, more problematic (or at least more polemical) discussions, and thereby performs a service for readers who might be sympathetic with some aspects of the views of MacKinnon or Butler, but who are not willing to accept the body of work that encompasses them.

This summer, the company expanded into another vertical with the debut of Goodreads competitor Slice Bookshelf, a social service for readers that digs into both your inbox and Facebook profile data to discover the books you've purchased and enjoyed, the latter based on Facebook Likes.

The group, which represents local media, said today that publishers were responding to declining spending on property advertising by developing services for readers and advertisers on different platforms, including digital, and building on their trusted local media brands.

This is a vital service for your readers, as the conflict begins with disputed narratives: The Palestinians deny that there ever was an Israel or any connection between Jews and the land.

Richard Lehmann, president of Income Securities Advisor, says his company aggregates news about distressed companies as an add-on subscription service for Bloomberg readers.

Based on the case of the aNobii social network, an online service for book readers, we investigate the dynamics of link creation and the social influence phenomenon that may trigger information diffusion in the social graph.

For example, HuffPost capitalizes the first letter of each word in news headlines, and doesn't use the comment hosting service Disqus for reader feedback.