Sentence examples for services entirely from inspiring English sources

The age of the crummy cash-in cover version may be coming to an end due to a pincer movement by both iTunes and the US government that could push opportunistic artists off music-download and streaming services entirely.

In many of the 22 states that pay for such legal services entirely at the state level, the level of financing is so low that lawyers cannot afford to investigate and prepare proper defenses.

The Augustine report now makes it more likely the government will dispense with NASA's services entirely in low Earth orbit and ask private firms to deliver crew to the station, as well as cargo.Overall, the report is a healthy dose of reality for NASA.

Only one of the specialist centres is open 24 hours a day and no hospitals stopped providing stroke services entirely as a result of centralisation.

Its software was always a hard sell because it required handset makers to ditch Android and Google services entirely in favor of Cyanogen's own alternatives.

Last year, for example, Shake's CEO Abe Geiger coined the term "tiny law," to describe the microtransactions in the freelance, mobile and sharing economies that DIY enables (and which otherwise have been priced out of legal services entirely).

Denise Klarquist lost her telephone service entirely.

Despite the small size of the jump, one customer complained and another canceled service entirely.

They might be trapped in the developmental hell of a shadow civil service, entirely imaginary.

Midway Airlines, which operated a hub in Raleigh-Durham, N.C., halted service entirely.

Dennis Bleuman got stuck on the road and missed his afternoon service entirely.