Sentence examples for services to succeed from inspiring English sources
He believed he needed to offer extra services to succeed, so he and his mother, Bebe, took courses to learn to be orthopedic brace fitters and to sell surgical stockings.
He said the review should be done "rapidly in an open and consultative way" and said the corporation would now "set out a strategic plan so the BBC is ready to live within the new financial perimeters and deliver the further savings and changes to our services to succeed in the next charter".
In April 1991, a new division of JFA was created to operate scheduled services to succeed the troubled Nishi Seto Airlink services, a commuter airline serving cities in western Japan.
There is potential for trade in this type of health services to succeed and bring about important benefits to the countries involved.
"We have always said it is not a race to the bottom," Mr. Painter said, adding that for his service to succeed, dealers need to succeed.
His first order of business: salvage Bertelsmann's merger with music label EMI, which it desperately needs for its paid Napster service to succeed.
The company desperately needs its email service to succeed with users -- having people regularly log in to check their email is essential to driving traffic to other online services and to gathering data for targeted ads.
One thing has become clear: if commercial downloading services are to succeed, they must at least match the virtual jukebox features and content libraries that the illegal services provide.On cue, RealNetworks, Microsoft, IBM and America Online have started offering far better encryption tools for their popular video and audio players, making them less of a nuisance to use.
"I sense that Mr. O'Keefe really wants the full Hubble service mission to succeed," Dr. Beckwith said.
If the service is to succeed it needs the masses to supply their own user-generated content.
If the service is to succeed, he added, "they have to get around that, because it can come off as creepy".
