Sentence examples for building on the groundwork from inspiring English sources

3. There's No I In Team Building on the groundwork that was laid in last week's episode, "Eye Spy" is the first installment in which the team truly seems to gel -- not just in terms of the actors settling into their characters and finding their rhythm with each other, but in the writers truly seeming confident about who these people are and how they relate to each other.

Building on the groundwork laid here, an intriguing approach to the analysis of noisy relational data is to move from a model of random evolution representing the absence of modules to a generative model driven by the presence of modules.

This indicates a major acceleration of HAART initiations that occurred after the launch of the scale up of the QI intervention, building on the groundwork of previous QI innovations and scale up of HIV testing in clinics completed by August 2007.

"We will work with Peel Ports to attract another operator who can build on the groundwork we have already done".

The building laid the groundwork for, among other museums, the Getty Center in Los Angeles designed by Richard Meier, and the Guggenheim in Bilbao, Spain, by Frank O. Gehry.

Building up the groundwork for a great user experience is welcome, but Apple certainly wants a more substantial return on investment than just good feelings from their customers.

"The goal has been to get both sides on the same page," says Lewis. "We're building the groundwork for official discussions".

"But they're building the groundwork over time to strip away elements that the business community feels are the most onerous".

Building on groundwork laid by Dada's absurdist nihilism, Breton and the artists and writers of his circle embraced randomness, reverie and other nonrational sources of imagery.

Building on groundwork that has already been laid, we're reaching out to these companies to let them know that Americans don't want their money to fund the extreme agenda that ALEC is pushing across the country.

Previously, NASA was planning to spend $4.8 billion on the groundwork for a fully reusable launch vehicle to replace the shuttle.