Sentence examples for serving online from inspiring English sources

He thinks that a merger of Yahoo! and eBay, on the other hand, might make sense because both live mainly from serving online communities.Paul Saffo, a Silicon Valley analyst and a fellow of the Institute for the Future, a research group, thinks that any merger between the three middle powers would be a "grand dramatic gesture" that would only hasten their decline.

As a promising new application of GIS, web map service exhibits its excellence in serving online map requests responsively and delivering geographical information precisely over the Internet [6].

That's why Amazon's larger goal is not just serving online shoppers as any other e-commerce site does, but wooing these shoppers with other services — like Prime Video, Prime Music, free e-books and more — to become Prime subscribers.

Square and Braintree's businesses couldn't be more different, one serving offline merchants and the other serving online merchants.

The ground-breaking partnership broke the all-time Internet record for simultaneous live video streams served online.

Getting under the skin of how consumers want to be served online and in-store will reap dividends for retailers.

Apart from basic biographies, Rimsky is as badly served online as he is by our orchestras and opera houses, although YouTube has some fascinating clips of Russian films of the operas.

Pitt argues that the services are poorly designed for the digital age and could do with an overhaul as some services have overlapping content, while others address niche markets better served online than on a TV program.

This year the two companies agreed to jointly develop a new distribution centre in Erith, south London, and a new IT system to allow the supermarket to serve online shoppers from its stores.

Marks & Spencer is promising huge improvements to the way it serves online shoppers after opening a fully automated 900,000 sq ft warehouse in Castle Donington on Wednesday that will be able to handle 1m orders a day.

The expansion comes after Ocado, which has been running the technology and delivery network for Morrisons' online business since it launched in 2014, agreed to develop a new IT system to allow the supermarket to serve online shoppers from its stores as well as Ocado's central warehouse in Dordon, Warwickshire.