Sentence examples for service portion of from inspiring English sources

With no ready expertise, the FHFC themselves farmed out the customer service portion of the Hardest-Hit Fund to a group of 85 "adviser agencies", composed of accredited housing counselors from across the state.

That is followed by the service portion of the exam, in which sommeliers are judged on their courtesy, charm, and salesmanship as they serve tables of judges who try to trip them up with fussy demands (_Monsieur _would like to pair his five-course tasting menu exclusively with rosé).

That is followed by the service portion of the exam, in which sommeliers are judged on their courtesy, charm, and salesmanship as they serve tables of judges who try to trip them up with fussy demands (Monsieur would like to pair his five-course tasting menu exclusively with rosé).

Typically, that results in crew members rotating between two sets of shoes: a snappy-looking pair to wear in the terminal, where appearing polished is a job requirement, and a more sensible, affordable pair that they change into for the service portion of a flight.

However, while profits may be greater for servers, the service portion of the equation may be tough for the direct vendors.

For IBM, its cloud business was one of the few bright spots in a largely challenging quarter as it posted $19 billion in cloud revenue for the 12 months ending Sept. 30, with the "as a service" portion of the IBM Cloud racking up $11.4 billion in revenue, up 24%.

"It could almost be a comedy routine: before they tell the mother the sex of her baby, they play it a recording that says, 'In the interest of better customer service, portions of your life may be recorded or monitored,'" said Brad Templeton, a director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

The sex services portion of the website, previously called its "erotic" section, was criticised as a thinly veiled clearing house for prostitution.

This paper describes the process used to develop the women's clinical services portion of the new recommendations and the rationale underpinning them.

And they say that although the United States may have had an overall trade deficit of $92 billion with them in 2016, Trump's focus on manufacturing ignores the vibrant and growing services portion of trade, where the United States has a trade surplus.

After leading us through the shallow end of the dauntingly deep pool that is probability with quick recaps of fuzzy undergraduate memories like standard deviation and Newton's laws of thermodynamics Orkin, a professor of statistics at California State University, cuts right to the personal-service portion of his thesis.