Sentence examples for slim service from inspiring English sources

Based on his earlier design for the Balfron Tower in Poplar, the slim service tower is punctuated by thin arrow-slit windows and topped with a glass boiler-house, giving the complex a medieval sci-fi look.

Compare this to slimmer services like Snapchat and Instagram where it's obvious what you're supposed to do — view and share photos and videos.

Pension reform will help slim down the civil service, which until recently was a sponge for unemployment, by encouraging desk-jockeys to retire.

He will find it hard to cut back quickly on other public spending, although there are plans to slim the civil service and to have fewer government offices and official cars.

The unions complain, too, that the introduction of the 35-hour week, combined with the government's reluctance to hire more workers for the public sector, is placing an unfair burden on their members.Reform needs courageIf all that suggests trouble to come, so does the commitment to slim the civil service.

Peter Thomas from the Institute for Government said plans to slim the civil service will mean "they have to do things better, they have to do things differently".

Profits are slimmer for VOIP the service yields up to $10 less monthly revenue per customer for traditional phone companies, according to some estimates.

To assess participation in a costed Slimming on Referral service and identify factors associated with success.

You could try GrubHub, but in San Francisco the Mexican options on that service are slim.

Forget the superficial data on which most dating services rely ("slim blonde female looking for sensitive guy who reads novels").

"We knew that the chances were slim and that parliamentary services had the right to ask for all the scripts.