Sentence examples for servicing the needs of from inspiring English sources

Besides servicing the needs of their stockholders — a necessity of CEOs everywhere — Indian business leaders stress broader societal purpose.

One challenge for Disney will be keeping its existing producers happy — among them Jerry Bruckheimer, no shrinking flower — while servicing the needs of DreamWorks, which can be extreme.

Slaves proverbially lacked it, as to a lesser degree did paid labourers, whose waking hours were devoted to servicing the needs of others.

This 'new language' disproportionately affects rural, low density population counties in the north State regions where remote basin and sub-basin aquifers provide water sources for wells servicing the needs of families on individual properties for both drinking and irrigation.

Once you get over the cringy bit it's no different from travel-training John, or teaching him how to spend his money," said Tracy, a warm and thoughtful woman who hired Laura, a maternal (I don't think there's anything to read into that) sex-worker used to servicing the needs of the disabled.

No! retorted the less venerable beard - twisting the argument in a manner Shakespeare's Mark Anthony would have been proud -  "[It's the politicians] that are apathetic to our needs: they're only interested in servicing the needs of corporations!" Brand the soap-boxer had it all: swagger, charm and even flattery for his opponent.

It will not service the needs of my community.

Five or six press officers had to service the needs of 500 journalists, an impossible task.

There was a time when the financial markets existed mainly to service the needs of the real economy.

SBS weren't motivated enough to service the needs of the Aboriginal community off their own bat, they needed a sweetener from government to provide Aboriginal specific programming.

But with a community of 1,500 people, it is simply impossible for the military to adequately service the needs of Garabtisan village without support".