Sentence examples for able to build with from inspiring English sources

We deeply understand the value of the loyalty and advocacy ING Direct has been able to build with its customers.

When things change rapidly first mover advantage vanishes and being able to build with the best, cheapest, newest technology gives the competitive edge.

Now they'll be able to build with confidence knowing that a core API will be available for at least two years.

"The platform is incredibly flexible, and will eventually be open to third-party developers who will be able to build with data types that we haven't even thought of yet," says Khuffash.

I may not be able to build with blocks to save my life, but I've learned that I'm really good at building metaphorical bridges to navigate the world successfully.

The UDPF provides a framework with which developers are able to build applications with modules that are decoupled from each other.

Likening himself to a doctor helping to cure Britain's poor language skills, Orban said research shows that employers see students with languages as more flexible and better able to build relationships with clients in other countries.

"We've been able to build relationships with real estate developers and property managers, which represents 10 percent of clients," said Mr. Foreman, who also belongs to two LinkedIn groups where pest-control technicians share best practices and strategies.

Ray Funnell, a member of the government's advisory group, said that the delegation had been able to build trust with the detainees and their representatives and that they were working together.

The federation says officers were once able to build links with their local areas, but are now often only able to concentrate on responding to emergencies or carrying out pre-arranged visits to investigate crimes.

"Ultimately, if you can think of it, and it's data-driven, you'll likely be able to build it with the GoSquared API," says the company.