Sentence examples for service reinforcing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schmidt's appointment set off chatter about linking the Google search engine to iTunes, Apple's online music service — reinforcing Apple's pre-eminence in a category where Microsoft is seeking a grip.

Both New York and Texas entered service in 1914 and immediately served in the occupation of Veracruz, and service reinforcing the Grand Fleet in the North Sea during World War I, during which time New York is believed to have sunk a U-boat in an accidental collision.

The implication of this mixed funding model, including the fact that the service provides a low or no cost service, is that it enhances access to the service, reinforcing its perception as being youth-friendly [ 15], particularly to those from a lower socioeconomic background.

At the same time, the service reinforces Facebook's role as the central hub of the social networking world.

The improvement is especially evident for beams with natural defects and many years in service, reinforced with CFRP for rehabilitation purposes.

"The launch of the new remote testing service, reinforces our commitment to support all facets of the product development process, said Wade McGill, senior vice president of wireless products for Alltel.

And rising living standards in developing countries will create new markets and consumers for American products and services, reinforcing job creation in this country.

Supervised home visits had the unexpected benefit of enhancing the volunteer profile in the community and associating them with the health services, reinforcing the importance of compliance with any referrals.

These services reinforce the existing paradigm, though: They may use APIs to access data, but the access is still controlled by third parties.

This experimental field study interrupted the protection current offered by Impressed Current Cathodic Protection (ICCP) to ten in-service reinforced concrete structures.

E-government is a way to use the combination of information technology, structural changes and new skills in public administration to improve the quality of public services, reinforce the democratic process and support community objectives [23].