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outserve

(ˌaʊtˈsɜːv)
vb (tr)
to serve better or longer than
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'We are mindful of the ever-changing and sophisticated needs of our consumers, and we at Grab always strive to hear our customers out and outserve them by bringing new services that support their daily needs,' Grab President Brian P.
Together with Uber, we are now in an even better position to fulfil our promise to outserve our customers.
He was a good father to his four children, a good friend to many of his fellow drivers, and a good driver who was always willing to outserve his passengers,' it added.
This happened at least partly because single-issue organizations like the Palm Center and OutServe were laser-focused on repeal.
In addition, notes NPR, the "spy agency is one of the founding partners of Outserve, an organization that represents gay active military personnel, including those with the CIA."
An Air Force officer and co-founder of a gay service member support group called OutServe said financial considerations are playing a big role in gay service members staying quiet.
It is committed to bring world-class service to its customers in Jordan.The program, which is being run across 56 countries where SCB operates, is designed to upscale frontline performance and raise the customer service benchmark to enable the bank to "outserve" its competition.
When someone sacrifices for you, you sacrifice for them, and soon you're doing your best to outserve each other.
Philippoussis is expected to outserve Popp, his groundstrokes look a shade better and he is significantly higher-ranked than his opponent, who lies 150 spots below Scud in the Champions Race.
Winning Customers: Outserve, Outlast the Competition
Willis hopes its online service will "overshadow and outserve" smaller independent agencies, Warren said, but online capabilities are available to most employers, and therefore through agencies of almost any size.
It's come down to who can outserve the other guy," he says.