Sentence examples for consultant something from inspiring English sources

Friends of the High Line made it clear in its tax returns that Mr. Hammond was also being paid as a consultant — something he sought.

From the 1960s onwards, Wally Olins, who has died aged 83, was Britain's most articulate and effective proselytiser for the new commercial religion of branding, and for the profession of branding consultant, something to be distinguished from the familiar "marketing communications" trades such as advertising, PR and even design.

I can't for the life of me understand why she wants to earn thousands a day as a hotly sought after UX consultant, something I often argue with my pet rat in my cockroach-infested garret about, but there you have it.

It was also noted that the quality of the rural health workers may improve if they get supervision from consultants, something that many respondents felt was necessary but probably lacking at the moment.

"The bridal consultant suggested something more fitted.

Ms. Horner, who was a consultant and something of an inspiration for "Dirty Dancing," the 1987 film about a mountain resort not too different from Grossinger's, said she and Mr. Goldstein met when she came there as a dance instructor.

These women do not need IVF, they don't need the invasive procedure or the expense or the drugs, but in the past I'd send them to a consultant for something quite natural like IUI, and before I'd know it the women would be back to me in tears saying the clinic had refused something so low-tech and that they were being steered towards IVF or ICSI [intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection].

I didn't even realize I was going to be on the show, I just wanted to be involved as a consultant or something.

But the curators and historical consultants wanted something more than yet another triumphal celebration of American military science and technology.

A management consultant might have something to say about the Hecht desk, or rather desks.

Mr. Romney, a detail-oriented former consultant, was already something of a legend among campaign staff for his elaborate and organized PowerPoint presentations.