Sentence examples for whole services from inspiring English sources

But economists counseled against concluding that the whole services sector suddenly nose-dived.

In poor countries as a whole, services have contributed more to growth since 1980 than has industry.

"I don't think the BBC can avoid some difficult choices," Patten said, "but I hope it can avoid cutting whole services.

"Too often decisions are made on age alone with informal 'cut-offs' imposed on whole services … with little regard for the impact on older people".

They are also trying to work out how to make drastic cuts while keeping some semblance of a service – including whether they see whole services go, as we've seen with libraries.

The outgoing chairman, Sir Michael Lyons, believes that the "salami slicing" of activity has reached its limit, and that the BBC must now consider sacrificing whole services or television networks.

That's the whole service.

"The landlord will handle the whole service".

He'd spent the whole service eying her murderously.

"The whole service acts as a filter," says Syfret.

In 2000, President Bill Clinton decided to open the whole service to any user.