Sentence examples for service represents a from inspiring English sources

The unequal sacrifice of ten radio services for one television service represents a historic shift.

The instant service represents a logical extension of the Warner Archive Collection into the rapidly expanding world of online entertainment.

The preliminary injunction, which could effectively shut down Napster's service, represents a major victory for the world's five largest record companies who are suing Napster for copyright infringement.

Today, the rural hunger for digital service represents a business opportunity for a mature industry that is going to run out of customers at some point.

The service represents a peak of efficiency on behalf of the client, who has neither the time nor the resources to make the same review.

And the potential obstacles are myriad, because although Internet phone service represents a technological convergence of communications and computers, the regulatory world remains neatly divided: different rules apply to phones, cable, wireless services and data transmission.

Many wags have noted that the absence of food service represents an improvement, so that's not the issue.

The agency said eliminating Saturday mail service represented a substantial cost savings because of fewer staff hours and less equipment needed to maintain the deliveries.

Specifically, the D0.02 draft of the IEEE 802.11aa amendment [19] introduced more reliable groupcast (MRG) service representing a modified ELBP.

VidAngel said it was not infringing on public performance rights like Aereo did, because its service represented a private performance.

He estimates there are 500,000 potential residential and small-business subscribers waiting for DSL service, representing a potential $280 million in annual sales.