Sentence examples for contemporary strategy from inspiring English sources

Zhu's 25 years put her au courant in contemporary strategy.

But certainly the adoption of a friendly if anonymous-sounding corporate name is a contemporary strategy, as demonstrated by newer brands that avoid using a designer's proper name.

Mr. Shonibare's photographs employ a standard contemporary strategy of recycling earlier artworks — in this case, the most famous etching, "The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters," from the series "Los Caprichos" (1799) by Goya.

The history of strategic planning at GE has several implications for contemporary strategy making: first, the practice of strategic planning cannot remain static but must evolve to facilitate changes in corporate agenda and management style.

A promising contemporary strategy to disrupt AR in this manner is to use bromodomain inhibitors (e.g. JQ1) to inhibit the chromatin reader BRD4 that interacts with the N-terminal domain of the AR (Asangani et al, 2014).

Moreover, the data in this study were generated from patients of the same ethnicity undergoing treatment at a single institution under the same contemporary strategy of surgery and adjuvant therapy over a relatively short time period (10 years).

We examined the responses of birds to fire mosaics (4-km diameter landscapes) comprising different compositions of fire age-classes, and used these results to evaluate the relative value of four contemporary strategies for fire management.

But the buildings are also part of a contemporary city strategy to improve neighborhoods.

Its presence is an expression not of contemporary military strategy but of pure evolutionary tradition, its depth of origin about a century and three-quarters.

The City was schmoozed assiduously, new fiscal rules were announced, colleagues who made uncosted spending pledges were not so much scolded as scalded.A contemporary credibility strategy would have to look different.

In just a few scenes of "The Prometheus Deception" Ludlum distills a year's worth of Harvard Business Reviews, and provides a dead-on picture of contemporary corporate strategy — from the impact of Metcalfe's Law to the emergence of the "virtual corporation".