Sentence examples for service led to from inspiring English sources

In at least two cases, lawsuits contend, poor service led to patient deaths.

The spread of broadband Internet service led to the rise of online movie-watching.

Grammar school and national service led to Oxford, a university that was very different from the one that students experience today.

The lawyer said the contents had showed that Oracle's poor service led to some customer defections and that SAP should not be held liable for those.

Numbers supporting a reduction in customs tariffs to increase revenue or privatizing the postal service led to much greater increases in support for these policies compared with anecdotes.

Npower's fine comes less than three weeks after it was forced to apologise and hand over £1m to vulnerable consumers after its poor customer service led to it being named as the most complained-about energy company.

It's not clear how often bad service leads to such default judgments.

It finds that for both cultures, good service leads to higher impulse buying than does poor service.

This financial inversion in the funding of the service leads to perverse incentives throughout the NHS, so that good practice tends to be punished and bad practice rewarded.

Ramm, the author of the brilliant book Celebrity Service, knows that only great customer service leads to lucrative, repeat business.

Just like individuals, institutional patterns can lead to success for the organization and overall wellbeing of employees (e.g. "our priority on customer service leads to loyalty").