Sentence examples for services to exploit from inspiring English sources

U S West, a relatively stodgy old-line phone company, was far less attractive to Deutsche Telekom than was Qwest, a young upstart that has built an advanced national fiber-optic network and that is selling Internet services to exploit that system.

It is even possible that the proposal in Table 1 could be amended to exclude prosecution of individual students enrolled at a Higher Education institution, directing them instead to be pursued through traditional academic means, although in our view this could create a loophole for commercial services to exploit.

While there are already a number of alternatives to Magic, including Operator, GoButler, Fetch, and, more recently, Scratch, Photo Magic is among the first of this new cadre of services to exploit the idea of shopping by way of text messaging for a dedicated niche – in its case, photo books.

"As they get steadily faster, new services emerge to exploit these greater speeds, which then requires the deployment of even faster networks.

This may raise difficulties for mental health services seeking to exploit the media as a means of eliciting feedback - although the volume of material produced may indicate that this is an acceptable medium of communication for mental health service users.

We introduce RepExplore, a web-service dedicated to exploit the information captured in the technical replicate variance to provide more reliable and informative differential expression and abundance statistics for omics datasets.

We find that manufacturers develop product related services through a dedicated service division designed to exploit the commercial opportunities of servicing an installed base of equipment.

[C1.] More Web Services Focus on Shared Content From photo- and calendar-sharing services to "citizen journalist" sites and annotated satellite images, new Web services are seeking to exploit the Internet's power to bring people together.

And intelligence services will try to exploit vulnerabilities in encryption technologies or create backdoors surreptitiously.

If we can get the private sector to pay for our frontline services we want to exploit those opportunities".

General practitioners and geriatricians pointed out that new institutions and services could arise to exploit a lucrative new area of business in palliative care.