Sentence examples for service par from inspiring English sources

For me, local government is the public health service par excellence.

L. 91 93, § 206(b), increased annuity of a surviving child, substituting "eighteen months" for "five years" of civilian service in par.

His father, who died when he was 11, had fought in World War I, and military service seemed par for the course for the Talt family.

In her adopted home, she sometimes descends 40 floors to the street to receive service on par with what was available at her last diplomatic posting (that was in Ukraine, the former Soviet republic where the average monthly salary is about $40 and cell phones arrived only in 1993).

Though a financial advisor is a far cry from a medical professional, this type of service is par for the course for Garcia, CEO of the Investment Counsel Company.

iMessage ups its game when it comes to group messaging, putting the service on par with competitors, such as Facebook Messenger, Telegram, Whatsapp or Line.

Until now, Lyft has only offered a single tier of service on par with UberX in price, and that provides rides in a variety of vehicles.

Too much digital-first content could dilute YouTube TV's overall brand proposition – that this is a streaming "television" service on par with its competition, and not one with filler content you could watch elsewhere – like on Facebook's video section or even YouTube proper.

Add to this the fact that Cometbus sells out faster than something that sells out really fast, and you'll understand why this book is a public service on par with curing cancer.

So just at the time when the world's criminals are looking for new places to clean their ill-gotten gains, Ukraine's are both desperate for business the country's economy is tanking,  having shrunk by 5 perc​net over the past year and increasingly connected to the Russians, the global illegal service providers par excellence.

So just at the time when the world's criminals are looking for new places to clean their ill-gotten gains, Ukraine's are both desperate for business the country's economy is tanking,  having shrunk by 5 perc​ent over the past year and increasingly connected to the Russians, the global illegal service providers par excellence.