Sentence examples for services in this case from inspiring English sources
He has said the goal of a Clarett lawsuit would be to allow Clarett to sell his services (in this case, athletic skill) without restraint.
The fighting also validated another theme of Marshall and other reformers -- the value of collaboration among the services, in this case represented by Special Forces ground troops using laser binoculars to pinpoint targets for Air Force and Navy bombardment.
One reader, Chris Shaw, put it bluntly in an e-mail: This article advocates the stealing of online video services, in this case HBO, and states that the author does this frequently.
However, for them to organise an attack in Kiev using Ukrainian nationalists as perpetrators, a large number of whom are fighting against the separatists, would require a degree of sophistication normally associated with the professional special services, in this case the Russian secret service.
With so many people taking the hamburger standard so seriously, it may be time to beef it up.Burgernomics is based on the theory of purchasing-power parity (PPP), the notion that in the long run exchange rates should move towards the rate that would equalise the prices of an identical basket of goods and services (in this case, a burger) in any two countries.
By closely tying a handset with services (in this case mobile e-mail and web browsing), operators can increase revenue and discourage subscribers from defecting to other operators two key goals.The success of the Orange handset also showed that operator-specific handsets could deliver results, says John Pollard, director of business strategy at Microsoft's mobile division.
Meanwhile, the Globe for best actor in a drama went to Kevin Spacey for House of Cards, another show available only via a streaming service, in this case Netflix.
A combination of satellite location tracking and mapping technology, along with an aggregation service (in this case, for minicabs), put together to produce a socially useful outcome.
In a tying arrangement, the purchase of one good or service (in this case the iPhone) is conditioned on the purchase or use of a second (Apple maps).
At $187, the Acela Express first-class fare was more than double what I paid for the return trip, when I spent $73 for the best service, in this case business class.
Operators are just beginning to link the price of a service — in this case mobile broadband — to the costs to a mobile network, said Kenneth Frank, the president of solutions and marketing for Alcatel-Lucent, a network equipment maker.
