Sentence examples for associate to bring from inspiring English sources

The female associate in a law firm might not make partner because she can't compete with the ability of a male associate to bring in new clients.

Walmart is one exception, having begun to test market online grocery shopping with a local store pickup option in the Denver market, allowing customers to wait curbside for a store associate to bring out their bags.

"When I would go shopping in a traditional store, I always would be disappointed with the experience, lugging clothes to a fitting room, standing in the fitting room naked, and screaming through the door, asking an associate to bring me something," she says.

His decision to file criminal complaints against the generals for their "moral responsibility" in the affair led them and their associates to bring a libel suit against Marques in Portugal, Angola's former colonial ruler.

And Mr. Corzine was one of the president's most elite bundlers, supporters who tap friends and business associates to bring in checks: He has helped Mr. Obama raise more than $500,000 this year.

In fact, every quarter the partners and associates sit down and have lunch together and talk about administrative issues, and then we turn over the meeting to the associates to bring up their concerns.

I was open-mouthed at the ambition and determination shown by them and their associates to bring this idea to fruition, and would have thought it foolhardy... if I wasn't looking right at and walking through the frame of the first building of the village.

Considering that Ku self-associates to bring together DNA ends, this observation can be readily reconciled with its normal function.

So here are five animals that Stewart Brand and his associates want to bring back from the dead.

Over the past month, the lawyer, Hollis Gonerka Bart, has sent hundreds of messages by e-mail to friends, clients and business associates, urging them to bring their wretched footwear to Mr. Iacono's shop.

With the death of the iconic former South African president unleashing memories from a plethora of his associates, I want to bring to light the story of the much younger activist.