Sentence examples for chain teaching from inspiring English sources

Resources: CleanStar Mozambique has developed an integrated supply chain teaching farmers how to improve their yields through agroforestry.

In the 1960s, decades before salsa became America's most popular condiment, the chain taught English-speaking diners how to pronounce previously foreign words like "taco" and "burrito".

Living on an island chain teaches us that our natural world is a gift with limits and that we must carefully steward this gift if we are to survive together.

Take your right hand and raise it directly above your left hand and stretch the chain taught.

Your supply-chain teaching and research are inspiring.

There are a number of other models for delivering improvement, including academy chains and teaching school alliances.

Chinese train makers, for example, have acquired many core technologies from Japan's Kawasaki, as the latter won the bid to build high-speed railways in the country in 2009, setting up local supply chains and teaching Chinese engineers the know-how as required by local governments.

The chain is also teaching employees to read and respond to guest behavior.

His experience in supply-chain ­management taught Bowman to squeeze more efficiency out of blood distribution.

Though schools are supposedly being set "free", the chains will control teaching methods, curriculum, performance assessment, and teachers' pay and promotion.

Uygur and Ozdas (2005) further suggest that another important point when teaching the chain rule is to prompt students by relating the composition function notions to various functions, especially abstract problem situations, which embody the chain rule concept.