Sentence examples for tighter services from inspiring English sources

As money becomes tighter, services that show favourable data on how many legs (or arms, ears or eyes) they fix or how many anxious people they help to return to work are seen favourably.

And I want tighter service: the first several times I tried to make reservations, I left a message and never heard back.

This paper describes technologies that enable IP service providers to offer tighter service level agreements for IP performance, in order to create competitive advantage and better serve their customers.

But to her hugecredit, she held two tight service games to force a tie-break and then marched through it for a victory that will take her to No4 in the new rankings on Monday and surely make her a threat come Wimbledon.

This requires changing an entire deployment procedure in case the service gets modified, while additionally limiting consolidation capabilities due to tight service integration.

Constraints were placed on the intensity of the evaluation processes by the tight service delivery timetables set by the NHS sponsor.

As budgets get tighter, many services will receive a smaller proportion of the money available.

When money is tight, vital services we traditionally take for granted come under scrutiny.

But as local leaders parse an agreement between the county and a non-profit group that would operate the museum, they are raising thorny questions about whether such a major project is affordable under a county budget so tight that services as basic as public buses have been threatened.

After finally breaking for a 10-9 lead to give himself a chance to serve for a medal, Federer turned in a tight, sloppy service game for the first time in hours, not winning a single point as del Potro broke at love.

After coming through a tight opening service game against Czech Petra Cetkovska, the Briton did not look back, easing to a 6-1, 6-0 victory.