Sentence examples for service whereas from inspiring English sources

Training of combat troops is hardly ever considered a logistic service, whereas training of service troops sometimes is.

After all, Metro-North passengers enjoy direct service, whereas many of us have to switch at Jamaica Station, where trains must arrive, exchange passengers and depart within a two-minute window.

His explanation is simply that he believes that if Balls were Prime Minister, he would control the civil service, whereas the front runner, David Miliband, would be ruled by civil servants.

The continental monarchies also developed a system of career judicial office, in which the young university licentiate went straight into government service, whereas in England appointment of judges from the senior practicing profession remained the settled practice.

The tallith, or prayer shawl, has the four fringes also, but it is confined to synagogal use and, even there, is limited to the morning service, whereas the arbaʿkanfot is worn all day.

She says there is a misconception that libraries are not a statutory service whereas, in fact, the Public Libraries and Museums Act of 1964 states that councils not only have a legal duty to provide libraries but also to promote and encourage their usage.

Family members do not usually pay one another for goods and services, whereas members of the state "family" do.

Since you have recently changed DSL modems, the new model is probably now providing its own NAT services, whereas the old modem did not.

Hundreds of thousands of Indians work in IT services whereas manufacturing for export provides China with tens of millions of jobs.

But the analogy doesn't work, because black congregations play active roles in their services, whereas Coltrane put audiences in the position of playing flies on the wall while he worked at splitting the atom.

Eight masters students in his graduate course, five were in-service whereas three were pre-service Japanese teachers of EFL, were participated in the assessment of their peers' classroom English use in microteaching sessions.