Sentence examples for service to date from inspiring English sources

The company said it could not disclose information about how many customers had signed up to the service to date.

A co-production with House of Cards broadcaster Netflix and with a budget understood to be close to £20m, it is the BBC's biggest joint venture with the US video-on-demand service to date.

"Live TV via mobile has been our most popular service to date," says Emma Lloyd, business development director at Sky, which sees mobile as [a] way to extend the reach of their online audiences, while "building as many new advocates of Sky as possible".

Some 500,000 people have used the service to date.

GrabTaxi has been focused on providing a pure-play transportation service to date.

Curbside's service to date has appealed to younger shoppers, ages 25 to 35.

Sync, a file synchronization service from P2P platform BitTorrent that works as a kind of server-less Dropbox, has picked up some good traction since launching earlier this year, with 1 million active users archiving and synchronizing some 30 petabytes of data on the service to-date (up from 8 petabytes in July).

"The £185m development is bringing jobs and economic benefits to Cardiff, with 267 people employed in September and £18m spent with local firms and services to date.

And the wireless connection means they'll never have to tie the player up to a PC a major drawback with subscription services to date.

One possible stumbling block for Jobs is that, like all other digital music services to date, Apple still wouldn't be able to offer every song that music fans might want including those by the Beatles.

(Doctor, nurse, GP) What has been your overall experience with foot care services to date?