Sentence examples for connecting potential from inspiring English sources

Mr. Whitehill has his eye on a few ventures in particular: Virtual Trip Group, an accelerator and seed fund with a focus on e-learning for entrepreneurs, Made in Greece, a business-to-business portal for connecting potential exporters and suppliers with the outside world, and Babelverse, a real-time, on-demand audio translation service.

Initially, she focused on connecting potential co-founders.

Others are playing matchmaker in different ways: by connecting potential roommates to each other.

HourlyNerd is hoping to open up the consulting profession by connecting potential clients through a marketplace to their large number of independent consultants.

It's all part of Messenger's big expansion into connecting potential customers with businesses via chat, which it teased at F8 last year.

The update also introduces more of HomeSnaps's business model, by now connecting potential buyers with local agents through the "HomeSnap for Agents" feature in the iPhone and iPad app.

What has sparked this boom is the Internet, which nearly all companies use to connect potential mates.

London has gone so far as to produce a heat map to help connect potential sources of energy with consumers.

A glance at the boards and executive listings of similar firms, replete with former military officers and government officials, reveals the revolving door that connects potential clients with a state customer for which money is no object, such money being taxed from an electorate too distracted by other offenses to notice.

One further, outside threat is a gas pipeline which could connect potential deposits in a concession known as Lot 76, to the immediate east of Manu, to the Camisea gas fields, Peru's biggest hydrocarbons project, to the west of the park.

A variety of other organizations loosely try to connect potential cofounders, including SVForum, First Tuesday and Hackers and Founders.