Sentence examples for shop for services from inspiring English sources
Rockspur is a social enterprise which is run by and for people with learning difficulties and provides a one-stop shop for services and support.
According to Mr. Straub, customers who originally came to Mondus for products are beginning to use it to shop for services as well, mostly standardized ones like courier services and translation.
Virgin Media is aiming to offer consumers a one-stop shop for services by launching what it claims is the UK's first "quad-play" packages – TV, broadband, landline phone and mobile – significantly upping the ante with rivals in the increasingly cut-throat battle in the telecommunications market.
JobPic JobPic is a new marketplace that allows users to sell their services, allowing users to "shop for services the way you shop for goods".
So, in May of last year, Patel teamed up with long-time friend Neal Reiter to launch HealthSouk in beta — an online marketplace that allows patients to shop for services and review provider ratings, and gives dentists the opportunity to advertise their service, skills and available appointments.
Twenty-five thirtyrty social-service agencies and churches participated, each at its own table, and a hundred and seventy-five to two hundred Archway employees and family members attended, and they went table to table, sort of 'one-stop shopping' for services and benefits.
Our farm site provides the viewer with actual images of the horses in our care and gives them a visual comparison, easily accessible when they are shopping for services.
It seems that the interviewees believe that citizens are willing to become active consumers who will shop around for services and also purchase them out of pocket.
Quite often I find myself providing extra services such as a bit of shopping for service users in my own time.
This air/ground craft has four seats, which is more than many of the VTOL concepts being shopped for service, including the functional prototype Kitty Hawk just revealed that's going into pre-service testing in New Zealand.
Energy Use Disclosures - It's very difficult for today's consumers to find out how much energy their set-top box uses or for prospective customers to make an informed decision when shopping for service.
