Sentence examples for service shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Correction: December 30, 2000, Saturday An article on Tuesday about customer service shortcomings in France misstated the name of a company that tries to help businesses improve.

First, the CQC needs to ensure that its inspections represent a challenging process which is designed to find service shortcomings where they exist, ensure when appropriate that service providers address them rapidly, and report promptly both to providers and users of the service.

Except that it does matter because Google is trying to make a huge online office play in the face of repeated security and service shortcomings.

In other words, retailers are probably scrambling for solutions because their customer service shortcomings are more evident in the bottom line, whereas financial services can play a bit more fast and loose since few people want to deal with moving accounts around.

The music service has its shortcomings.

But Ms. Gueraud, a university researcher, said the service had some shortcomings.

While the new music streaming and download service has many shortcomings, it points to how digital music should be consumed on the Web and mobile devices.

But HBCUs can acknowledge their mistakes, educate on the ties between customer service and campus shortcomings and underfunding, and solicit the feedback on how to improve their systems and campus culture for the next generation of graduates. .

University digital infrastructure is a strange beast, and judging by the fact that both of these high-profile services have serious shortcomings, it may be that there's room for someone to step in with a better solution.

In this respect, the financial and human resources, medical care and related services, the type of instruction given to caregivers, the support provided by community organizations, the public infrastructures offering community services and the adjustment and rehabilitation services all reveal considerable shortcomings.

Mr. Halperin and Mr. Michel have performed a service by identifying the shortcomings in America's humanitarian programs, and by allowing the public to know.