Sentence examples for suffered service from inspiring English sources

Sarah Harrison, senior partner in charge of enforcement at Ofgem, said npower customers had suffered service failures for too long.

At issue is the Rescission Act of 1946, which limited U.S. benefits to Filipino veterans who were killed, maimed or suffered service-related injuries, but left out those who were not casualties.

During the operation of gas turbines, the blades and other elements of hot gas path suffer service induced degradation which may be natural or accelerated due to different causes.

BT pays out after three consecutive days of signal blackout; Virgin customers need only suffer service loss for 24 hours before being entitled to compensation; O2, Three and Tesco consider each case individually.

Though some sites may suffer service slowdowns, most expect the Internet to remain in service after 8 P.M. tonight.

A spokeswoman for BT apologised to BT TV customers who suffered poor service during the summer.

Spotify suffered a service disruption on Thursday morning that saw its in-browser web player taken offline.

The 500-page study is the first exhaustive, private analysis of the psychological and cognitive injuries suffered by service members.

Still, some, like O2 in Britain, have suffered from service failures because of a concentration of iPhone owners in dense urban areas like London.

Usage fees might be just a few dollars for short rides, making bikes a sensible alternative to, say, subways, which have suffered from service cutbacks and increased crowding.

And in June, American Airlines suffered a service outage after a "serious" computer problem.