Sentence examples for collection developing from inspiring English sources

Our findings strengthen the view that a "form of allegiance" was, at the time of data collection, developing between CPAB and the largest Canadian accounting firms.

Besides being organized, other critical skills required for a consultant are the ability to actively listen, being proficient at data collection, developing an arsenal of techniques and methodologies to analyze situations, and networking with colleagues, clients, and peers within your field.

The CESAR Trial was funded with full economic support from the design stages of the trial with funding for two part-time health economists which helped the economic research team to tackle many challenges in the design, methods, data collection, developing and piloting the economic questionnaire and planning the analysis.

The CESAR Trial was funded with full economic support from the design stages of the trial with funding for three part-time health economists which helped the economic research team to tackle many challenges in the design, methods, data collection, developing and piloting the economic questionnaire and planning the analysis.

Each story in the collection develops by way of careful, unrushed narrative.

The purchase will help Kitchen Collection "develop a new, more upscale store format" that complements its existing stores, Nacco said.

In 2006, she contributed an essay on police accountability to "The Covenant with Black America," a collection developed by prominent African-American thinkers, including Tavis Smiley and Marian Wright Edelman.

In the introduction to that volume, the eminent museum curator Gary Tinterow writes that "the Metropolitan's collection developed by happenstance rather than by design.

The essays in this special collection develop these ideas, and point to powerful path dependence in policies and institutions, and even in beliefs.

(Doug Stevens / Los Angeles Times) LACMA then, now and in the future The buildings that made up the museum when it opened on Wilshire Boulevard in 1965 have been adapted and added to as the Los Angeles County Museum of Art grew and its collection developed.

The primers used were all from the collection developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.