Sentence examples for turning services from inspiring English sources

"The Red Cross recognized pretty early on that it would not be able to do the normal thing of turning services over to the local community and moving on because the need was so broad and because so many resources had been given to us by the American public," Mr. Goodman said.

"Turning service members into props is reprehensible on its own, and even more enraging when it comes from a man who paraded his own disdain for military service".

"Making it easier for workers to organize may be the key to turning service jobs into good jobs, as well," Traub said.

"Councils and providers cannot simply turn services on and off as funding ebbs and flows," he said.

"Is that money going to come through at the pace we were promised and is needed to turn services around?" Lady Tyler asks.

Such a move would potentially turn services like Pandora into mini-iTunes stores.

This approach requires no further implementation, although we may like to add a mechanism to turn services on and off remotely.

But the method we use to do this is to turn services into manufactures and then we only measure the increased productivity of the manufacturing getting better.

The Genius Bar turned service upside down — giving people, well, actual service, instead of just outsourced script-reading (imagine that).

According to prosecutors, Mr. Quinn broke into a computer that can turn service on and off on all Verizon phone lines.

If a company's objective is to turn service into a core competence, it should retain control of the services function.