Sentence examples for supplying good service from inspiring English sources

He was playing as a winger on that flank, and supplying good service to the centre-forward.

Industry, a group of productive enterprises or organizations that produce or supply goods, services, or sources of income.

Small scale companies provide support to large scale companies by supplying goods and services in small quantities, which in turn help them to achieve competitive advantage (Majumdar 2007).

A large number of others are engaged in supplying goods and services to the armed forces.

When making purchasing decisions, for example in the NHS, government can apply minimum social and environmental criteria to firms supplying goods and services.

The oil developments increased the importance of Sumburgh Airport in the southern tip of Mainland, and the economy of the Shetlands has gained by supplying goods and services to the oil industry.

Extractive industries can spur new activities and encourage diversification: while the possibility of processing profitably everything that is underground should not be overestimated, the promotion of backward linkages (local firms supplying goods and services to big extractive firms) holds the promise of job creation and technological spill-overs.

Supplying goods and services to a risky but potentially very profitable venture is a time-honored way to clean up.

That is not only in the interests of the consumer, but also in the interests of those supplying goods or services.

When I said in a 1991 book that global electronic auctions were inevitable (one prophetic claim plus 75 cents will get you today's newspaper), I meant four related activities: buyers bidding to get goods or services from a seller; sellers bidding to supply goods or services to a buyer.

"The Act makes it unlawful for a person who supplies goods or services to the public to refuse those goods or services because of someone's race," Chin Tan, Australia's Race Discrimination Commissioner, explained adding that he was "very concerned by the media reports".