Sentence examples for service for trying from inspiring English sources

In 1994, one bond trader, Andrew Levinson, was sentenced to 500 hours of community service for trying to have his auto mechanic replace him for jury duty.

Bootstrapping UK luxury eyewear startup Atelier, founded in July last year, is hoping to disrupt the bespoke eyewear business by offering an entirely online service for trying and buying custom eyewear.

However, criticism of its business model has been led by musicians like Thom Yorke, who has attacked the business models of digital music services for trying to be gatekeepers for music, and in October dismissed Spotify as the "last desperate fart of a dying corpse".

The company started out as a fairly simple self-service tool for trying to improve your presence online, for example by creating a website and other content to push down undesirable results when someone Googles your name.

The Red Cross also has an international tracing service for people trying to find relatives in other countries.

Hillier said: "It beggars belief that, having made disappointing progress on tax evasion and avoidance, the taxman also seems incapable of running a satisfactory service for people trying to pay their fair share".

50% The HMRC responded to just half the phonecalls it receved in the first half of this year "It beggars belief that, having made disappointing progress on tax evasion and avoidance, the taxman also seems incapable of running a satisfactory service for people trying to pay their fair share".

For the most part, the music available on Licensemusic.com is pre-cleared, but the site does offer a service for customers trying to track down music that hasn't yet been cleared for use.

Fox has rejected a Super Bowl ad from Ashley Madison, the online dating service for people trying to have affairs.

This post caught on because it fulfilled a vital service for people trying to enjoy Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland's off-kilter sci-fi sitcom, which shattered Adult Swim's ratings records.

"Sadly, today's announcement is undermined by the Abbott government's funding cuts to housing and legal services for women trying to escape domestic violence," the Greens leader, Christine Milne, said.