Sentence examples for anchoring with from inspiring English sources

In negotiations where prices are at stake, anchoring with an opening set of numbers can have lasting value.

To gain the most from your first offer, follow our three tips for price anchoring with success.

Because it is hard to know what your counterpart will view your offer as absurd, anchoring with a relatively inflexible, extreme offer increases the probability of reaching a stalemate.

In this work, a novel anode material, graphite nanoplates firmly anchoring with well-dispersed porous Zn3V2O8 nanospheres (Zn3V2O8/GNPs), is rationally fabricated via a simple and scalable liquid reflux and subsequent calcination process.

For example, in order to achieve the best mechanical anchoring with skin tissue the barb should be more flexible compared to the one designed to work with tendon tissue.

CMT (Cold Metal Transfer) welding has been used for hybrid joints that couple metal pin anchoring with adhesive bonding, but this concept has not been extended to FML panels yet.

Schatz said she has watched the original Anchorman about 30 times, and the hardest part of co-anchoring with Ferrell was holding back laughter every time he spoke in character.

"The palace has said that no friends can talk, so we have to rely on our knowledge, on our correspondents' knowledge and experts in different fields," said Barbara Walters, who will be co-anchoring with Diane Sawyer on ABC.

Rodriguez went on maternity leave — she now co-hosts a Sunday-evening news-magazine show, "Aquí y Ahora" ("Here and Now") — and Ramos ended up co-anchoring with María Elena Salinas, a dynamic newscaster from L.A. whom Ramos had first met at KMEX.

The Legend Continues picks up several years later with Burgundy co-anchoring with wife Veronica Christina Applegatee); a vacancy on the headline news show sees Veronica promoted but Burgundy fired; he is then hired by a maverick outfit (called GNN) bankrolled by an Australian billionaire (Murdoch meets Branson?) aiming to set up the first 24-hour rolling news channel.

"9/11," Peter Jennings anchors, with reports by Mr. Jennings, Charles Gibson, Barbara Walters and Diane Sawyer.