Sentence examples for services apart from inspiring English sources
"services apart" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to indicate that certain services are distinct or separate from others. For example: - "The company offers a variety of services, with their accounting and marketing services apart from their core business consulting services." - "It is important to note that the VIP customers receive additional services apart from the standard ones." - "The software has a feature that allows users to manage their personal and professional emails apart."
By this gauge, road and rail services, apart from Eurostar, had performed "broadly satisfactorily".
The Chromecast Audio is very easy to setup, sounds great, supports lots of popular music services (apart from Apple's) and can instantly turn almost any speakers smart.
Microsoft's servers failed on Oct. 2, cutting off Sidekick users from e-mail, Web browsing and most other services apart from voice calls and text messages.
Embalming became the signature skill of the professional mortician, setting his services apart from those of people — usually women — who had previously been responsible for preparing a dead body for the grave, by bathing it, anointing it, and dressing it, often in a shroud.
There are two types: OLS, online services like America Online, Prodigy and the Microsoft Network, which offer Internet access, various services and proprietary content; and ISP, Internet service providers like MindSpring and Netcom, which offer few services apart from Internet access and relatively little of their own content.
As the field grows, it's becoming difficult to tell competing services apart.
"We call them serviced apartments, apart hotels or apartment suites; in the United States, where the concept began, they're called all-suite hotels or extended-stay hotels".
Policing should not be a service apart, but its unique powers over the citizen mean it is a special service.
Northern Ireland now has the capacity to provide every kind of production service apart from computerised special effects.Post-industrial decline is an advantage, too.
Users get a reward of between £50 to £2K if they recommend the right candidate, which sets the service apart from all the other recruitment sites.
Let's develop a distinctive city health service, apart from the privatised vision espoused by the Tories and Labour in England.
