Sentence examples for service to challenge from inspiring English sources

Speaking to GigaOM Pipe CEO Simon Hossell said that he didn't intend the service to challenge file-transfer via Dropbox and email, but it's difficult to see how Pipe won't affect the usage of these services.

Cheap local resources allowed founder Tomaz Stolfa to start building a browser-based calling service to challenge Skype, while also tapping Seedcamp's network from afar.

The shutdown came a little less than two weeks after two small e-mail providers decided to stop their services to challenge secret government surveillance.

The new deal will almost certainly mean that BT and TalkTalk will shoulder the bulk of the additional funding required - they are very keen to develop full mobile TV services to challenge BSkyB's Sky Go service, for example.

DirecTV gained 590,000 customers in Latin America, topping the high of 574,000 it gained in the previous quarter, as the company added services to challenge pay-TV rivals like América Móvil.

A clampdown in the latest budget on tax relief for charitable giving clashes painfully with the broader aim of encouraging more voluntary provision of services to challenge the state.

To prevent violence, the project supports individuals, institutions and service providers to challenge instances when abuses occur in their communities.

The CMA advised consumers to get the necessary information before they sign up to a service, and to challenge providers where they think terms are unfair.

But Kavanagh acknowledges that "the US market is where we need to address" if the service is to challenge the likes of Periscope.

With the failure of Google+, there is no other service poised to challenge Facebook as a core provider and platform for identity.

They concluded, 'far from leading to more transparent, fair and equitable allocation of resources, RASs obfuscate discretionary care planning processes and make it harder for service users to challenge unfair or inequitable allocations' [ 25].