Sentence examples for was service from inspiring English sources
noun
An act of being of assistance to someone.
- I say I did him a service by ending our relationship - now he can freely pursue his career.
The main obstacle was service, which was gracious but, on two of three visits, excruciatingly inefficient.
"They all passed through the doors and the uniting factor was service to Ted and the appropriations committee".
He told the BBC: I think the most important thing for the politicians is to remember what [Cox] was all about, which was service, community, tolerance.
For the 942 where we could identify the reason for the honour, the biggest single reason given was service to the community or a charity.
During the experiment, wine was service in one of three glass volumes: 300 ml, 250 ml a larger 370ml, for two weeks at a time over a period of 16 weeks.
It was service in the German army, not the Austrian, that prepared him for his calling, to turn the Great War into the first world war by dint of starting a second.
IBM's mainstay was services.
The VA affirmed two months later that his death was service-related.
Notably, besides these known and individual predictors for involuntary admission, the most important predictor was Service-system, which had a confidence interval of 1.133 2.02626 (p = .005).005
Overall, the most common category of exposure was service-related issues (25%), followed by nutrition, child growth, physical activity and health promotion (13%), substance use (8%), health knowledge, attitudes, cultural practices and experiences of care (6%), immunisation and screening (6%), social environment (5%), physical environment (2%), medication (2%) and protective equipment (<1%).
