Sentence examples for solutions to serve from inspiring English sources
A Citibank spokeswoman said it continues "to listen to feedback from our clients, including those in the 2G pilot program, to deliver the best products and solutions to serve their needs".
Fintech innovators are well aware of these challenges and have been creating new solutions to serve this very large market.
The challenge for service providers is to productize these capabilities in a way that enable businesses to easily tailor the solutions to serve their specific needs.
In this section, these identifications have been deliberated with their respective solutions to serve as a basis for the novelty of the proposed algorithm in this research.
So the former VC founded AirPR in 2011 to address this problem, developing a platform over the last 18 months that is designed to provide the fragmented and demand-heavy PR industry with solutions to serve both the supply and demand sides of the market.
They appear as temporary solutions, to serve the needs and goals of the moment, rather than fixed choices, and this also supports the literature on choice, suggesting that this concept and its practice are highly problematic for informal carers [ 28].
These relationships have long been a mainstay of corporate research and development (R&D) — from creating the knowledge foundations for the next generation of solutions, to serving as an extended "workbench" to solve short-term, incremental problems, to providing a flow of newly minted talent.
If Apple does throw another major screen dimension into the mix it will accelerate the appeal of responsive and scalable solutions to serving up mobile content.
"We don't think there is any other solution to serve the needs of the country".
Finally, ∼2% (w/w) of bis(2,4,6-trimethylbenzoyl) phenylphosphine oxide (BAPO) was added to the solution to serve as a photoinitiator.
Zinc oxide doped single wall carbon nanotubes (ZnO CNT) are incorporated in PEDOT PSS aqueous solution to serve as a hole transport buffer layer in the preparation of thin film organic solar cells (TFOSC).
