Sentence examples for services move from inspiring English sources
Yet, as more Internet services move behind paywalls (e.g., music purchased on iTunes) and subscriptions (e.g., Netflix), then this approach misses those gains.
Mrs. Alexander, 77, has lived in Commack for 42 years and has seen the services move farther into the more frequented areas of the beach.
Rising medical malpractice insurance premiums are causing hospitals to close obstetric wards; trauma centers to shut their doors; and doctors to drop services, move to more doctor-friendly states, order more expensive tests or retire early (front page, Aug. 25).
One of the 15 studies will look at Rio de Janeiro's "pacifying police" strategy, where gangs are driven out of favelas and Brazilian police and social services move in.
Businesses often build and develop new products and services, move into new markets, merge with or sell to competitors, or swap components from their value chain to gain competitive advantage, but none of these things are necessarily transformative.
Under the present systems in the US and the UK, diplomats do not stay in any country long enough to know it well; most people in the foreign services move every two to four years.
Get goods and services moving.
Goods could move about freely; services moved about to some extent; but labour did not move.
Social services moved quickly, taking the boy and his sister into care.
The Infirmary closed in 2007, with services moving in the main to the John Radcliffe Hospital.
Even after street protests disrupted the group's Seattle conference in 1999, talks on services moved forward.
