Sentence examples for be distilled into three from inspiring English sources
Nearly four years down the road, my school's success can be distilled into three words — expectations, collaboration, and celebration.
But some recent interviews with executives, consultants and academics can be distilled into three recommendations: think broadly, borrow from the entrepreneurial Silicon Valley model, and pay close attention to customers and to emerging user needs.
That culture can be distilled into three components: corporate mission, transparent messaging, and employee-employer verbal reciprocity.
For Bullard and colleagues, environmental equity can be distilled into three categories namely, procedural, geographic, and social equity (Bullard et al. 2007).
Self-assessment can be distilled into three simple questions, the answers to which should provide you with useful filters to serve as a starting point in your career search.
Liberals can be distilled into three groups as well.
One key passage could be distilled into two words: Danny Boyle.
His world view can be distilled into two fundamentals: work hard and be disciplined at basketball; make friends and play hard and responsibly with them in life.
Good crisis management can be distilled into five steps: assess the situation, activate a response team, lead with values, tell your story (and be honest!), and do not fan the flames.
What is the world coming to that a man can sit in an open-plan office space with his fellow-man for multiple years and never take the time to talk to him, learn his passions, his dreams, anything about his unique character that can be distilled into one vaguely personalized piece of garbage that costs less than twenty-five dollars, including shipping?
