Sentence examples for services far more from inspiring English sources

Banks are hoping to accelerate the move by marketing online services far more aggressively.

Research by BCG has shown that they write, and act on, online reviews of products and services far more than Westerners do.

Significantly, while it is confirmed that Rees was paid by the News of the World, the Observer understands other newspaper groups used his services far more extensively.

There is further widespread consensus that we need to spend more money on health in Britain, and that the reforms must make the services far more patient-centred.

The Blairites claimed they could reform public services far more radically than we Conservatives ever could because, so the argument went, no one doubted their commitment to public service.

SMS still rules in Europe and makes any update services far more available to the mainstream.

Surface customers will get 200 gigabytes of free storage for two years on Microsoft's SkyDrive service, far more than most people will need for their photos, videos and documents.

Those channels might be a shock to the system for anyone from old media – "cats " and "dogs" each have their own channel, while "news and politics" is combined into one channel – but they make idly browsing the service far more enjoyable.

But offering Skype as a B2B service for the first time, it could well monetise the service far more effectively than using it as a feature on eBay auctions ever would.

VIP service, however, starts at $3,750 per month for up to five sites, making the Enterprise service far more palatable for companies that just need to get one site up and running quickly.

Later today, at the Under the Radar conference in San Francisco, Soocial will announce support for Outlook and Blackberry, which will evidently make the service far more appealing to business users.