Sentence examples for building up a network from inspiring English sources
Building up a network of charging stations is vital to help fuel demand for electric cars, experts say, with some drivers put off by "range anxiety" -- the fear their vehicle will run out of power miles from a charger.
For two decades, the ruling United Malays National Organization (UMNO) government invested enormous public resources in building up a network of Islamic institutions.
His focus in those years was always on building up a network of brokers who could cross-sell insurance, mutual funds and stocks nationwide.
Police interrogators are instructed not to build up any relationship with terror suspects and keep their questions to establishing the baldest of facts and building up a network of associates.
When asked what you're looking for, you can keep it equally fluid by answering 'Random play' or 'Whatever I can get.' A twentysomething student told me he was building up a network exclusively of hot female 'friends' with a view to selling his Facebook identity once he reaches the 100 mark.
It focused instead on two 13-year-old boys, Gem (played by Giacomo Mancini) and Ra'Nell (Malcolm Kumulete), and their efforts to resist the advances of a charismatic druglord called Dushane who's intent on building up a network of child runners like a kind of modern-day Fagin.
Building up a small-scale supply chain network is expensive and capital intensive.
With over 2.5 million web sites having integrated with Facebook Connect and 10,000 new ones joining daily, Facebook is building up a huge network of external web sites with deep Facebook integration.
Over 12 weeks we put a life plan together and help to build their confidence so the men can start building up a social network outside the group".
The women's fellow Happy Lister Robert Williams is busy building up a different network which everyone is encouraged to join.
But on the other it means making great efforts to be social: building up a strong network of friends and work contacts.
