Sentence examples for services feeding from inspiring English sources

"But we're getting much closer to the point where we'll start to see the introduction of these services feeding through to revenue growth," he said.

Afghan officials said Mr. Mehsud was effectively a double agent for the Afghan intelligence services, feeding them information on insurgent activities.

They grew up poor and found comfort in attending weekly church services, feeding their appetite to hear the word of God through the Baptist scripture they received each Sunday.

For that matter, how does one end up in craft services, feeding 140 people sixteen hours a day with everything from a truck filled with candy and chips to trays of freshly prepared hors dʼoeuvres?

People mover systems are self-contained rapid transit systems serving relatively small areas such as airports, downtown (central) districts or theme parks, either as independent systems or as shuttle services feeding other transport systems.

Rail should form the backbone of public transport, with networks of trams, trolley buses and high quality bus services feeding in.

Akari project provides the support for service overlays and context-aware services fed by sensor networks.

"As more companies look to create new business models via cloud services, solving the common challenges faced when exposing services, feeds and APIs become critical to their success.

Prior to the shortening of the main Bergen Line railway with the Ulriken Tunnel, the Bergen Nesttun Line was an important commuter rail service, feeding suburban residents from Fana into the city center.

The pathology database: East Kent is served by 3 acute hospitals with a single laboratory service feeding into a regional pathology database which holds all records of blood tests requested from GPs, outpatients and inpatients The hospital data warehouse: This contains data from coded episodes on all admissions and outpatient activity in East Kent.

It is even signing up newspapers for a wire service — fed by CNN.com — that will compete with The Associated Press.