Sentence examples for services already made from inspiring English sources

California is weighing a plan that would do just that by providing services already made available to paroled prisoners, including educational aid, vocational training and counseling, among others.

In increasingly post-industrial Shanghai, services already make up 60% of output.Over the past three years, calculates Andy Rothman of Matthews Asia, an investment firm, average annual consumption growth in China has been around 9%.

Through Concert Vault, the service already makes a wide range of audio recordings available on a subscription basis.

AT&T, which sells wireless phone and broadband services, has already made moves to turn itself into a media powerhouse, buying satellite TV provider DirecTV last year for $48.5 billion.

The Fire and Rescue Service has already made savings of £266,000 in the current financial year, according to department figures.

The service has already made a 10 per cent reduction in firefighters and support staff, and a 25 per cent reduction in senior officers.

The service has already made some headway in the rental market, counting Airbnb and vacation rental site HomeAway among its major partners.

Novel solutions must focus on improving future trainees' access to ultrasound machines and trainer feedback without adding to the high monetary and service delivery sacrifices already made.

And the service sector already makes up 59% of GDP (see chart 3) and is still growing rapidly.

Services such as textPlus have already made the functionality very popular on the iPhone, and now Brightkite hopes that will translate into converting different types of users over to its core location-based service.

With the Sky Global Networks announcement, it's clear that News Corp. hopes to drum up money to develop more interactive services like those it's already made popular in the U.K. Murdoch's extensive collection of international satellite systems could be a key means of delivering the Internet and broadband entertainment into homes around much of the world.