Sentence examples for and multiple channels of from inspiring English sources

There were multiple actors and multiple channels of contact, but overwhelmingly these were business actors and their connections ran both to each other and with governments.

And ISIS apparently has their act together on accounting: the Financial Times quotes Charles Lister, an analyst from the Brookings Doha Center, as saying: "Most jihadist groups are tightly controlled, secretive and well coordinated, but Isis has essentially taken that to another level, with a quite impressive level of bureaucracy, extensive account keeping, and multiple channels of accountability".

Health law can facilitate best use of biotechnology – by providing for fast-track approval of biotechnology products; reducing import duties on health interventions; and allowing multiple channels of procurement and distribution to improve access and optimize prices.

Base79 belongs to a group of companies – Elisabeth Murdoch's Channel Flip is another – known as multi-channel networks (MCNs) because they manage and monetise multiple channels of video content on YouTube, where every month more than 1 billion viewers are watching over 6bn hours of video.

"Today any time you turn on your TV set, it's a wide-screen image and it's multiple channels of sound," Strohmaier says.

And because it offers multiple channels of Home Box Office, Cinemax and all the Turner Broadcasting services, it distributes more programming created by Time Warner than does Time Warner Cable.

Executive Summary Bluespa is a company that has created a brand concept consisting of both skin care and athletic apparel utilizing multiple channels of distribution.

The study results show that active and continuous stakeholder engagement through multiple channels of communication is critical to ensuring utilization of research findings in policymaking.

Previously, basing units on specific products created multiple channels of communication in-and-out of Library IT, exposed silos of support to our clients, and limited the breadth of shared knowledge.

These and other painkillers are combined with opioids to create a treatment that uses multiple channels of blocking pain, and abuse of those combined drugs is common.

They just accept multiple channels of communication and learn to use them all because they "have to".