Sentence examples for to be service from inspiring English sources

There is going to be service inadequacy and some real difficulty for hospitals".

"People think there's going to be service, and then they ride all the way out there, and they can't go to the beach," she said.

"The crucial thing for gay personnel is that they have to be service personnel first and gay second," said Professor Dandeker, who teaches military sociology.

Dogs who grow up to be service companions (they don't all make it) help people with disabilities in varied and challenging work.

As advanced economies develop, many of their fastest-growing parts tend to be service industries, such as health care, in which output can be hard to track.

Mexico's kidnapping industry has become so lucrative that the gangs working to generate a steady payroll of ransoms tend to be service providers specializing in the successive phases of the crime, including the armed captures, negotiations with the victims' relatives and collecting the ransoms, according to the authorities.

"A person's vision problem doesn't have to be service-connected for them to receive care here.

"Based on the evidence we have seen, the V.A. should make a decision that diabetes is presumed to be service-connected based on Agent Orange exposure," said John Sommer, executive director of the Washington office of the American Legion.

Swimming pools need to be serviced to avoid algae problems.

The fan clearly needs to be serviced to stop the vibration, but nothing gets done.

"His much-lauded 'services to banking' proved to be services to bankruptcy," it said.