Sentence examples for service shot from inspiring English sources

The "little short on being right" is on ample display throughout the film, depicting a service shot through with bureaucracy, internal politics, apple-polishing and cover-your-ass thinking.

(Last year, the State of Montana, with the park service, shot 202 bison; so far this year, they have shot 4, but most of the killing comes in the early spring).

Although the Englewood, Colo.-based company reported its net income jumped 43% as subscriber sales increased and costs to acquire new customers decreased, its churn rate, i.e. the numbers of subscribers who stopped service, shot up 1.94% for the quarter compared to 1.76% in the prior year.

As the details of the gorilla's story gathered in the press, he was often depicted in a stylish wire-service shot, crouched with an arm over his right knee, brooding at the camera like Sean Connery in his virile years.

But the arrival of bigger Sony, Universal and Warner movies would give the streaming service a shot in the arm as it tries to compete with Apple's iTunes, Amazon.com and Netflix.

Haitian courts twice convicted him in absentia for politically motivated killings -- once for organizing the 1993 assassination of Antoine Izméry, a pro-Aristide business leader who was dragged from a church service and shot, and another time for complicity in the death squad massacre of residents of Raboteau, a slum on the outskirts of Gonaïves.

With that pre-install base, Apple shouldn't have had trouble getting a least a few million to give its streaming service a shot.  .  .

Microsoft just gave its budding IPTV service a shot in the arm and renamed it Mediaroom, which is surely the product of several months of extensive focus group testing.

Helen Hong, a television producer and stand-up comedian of indeterminate age — "I could tell you 27, but I'd be lying" — had given a fair share of those services a shot and gotten pretty much nowhere.

Results were consistent with our hypothesis that respondents in barrier groups would be less likely to receive recommended clinical preventive services (flu shot, cholesterol and blood pressure screening, routine physical examination), and more likely to experience unmet medical needs.

This includes doctor visits, vision, dental and mental health services, prescriptions, shots and immunizations, x-rays, hospitalization, specialty care, basic prenatal care and more.