Sentence examples for desirable partnership from inspiring English sources

Partnerships often start with a small number of individuals, the boundary spanners, and in some instances, a desirable partnership outcome may be the increased number of partners willing to participate in the assessment process.

Possessing some narcissistic traits could actually be beneficial in certain contexts grandiose narcissists are often achievement-oriented, charming, and successful but those traits become far less desirable in romantic partnerships.

When the resources of a single institution of higher education are not adequate to meet the needs of a large school district, it may prove desirable to expand the partnership.

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Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, as more women entered the workforce, an equitable partnership became more desirable.

As more associates see themselves as not just strivers, but as achievers, they may be encouraged to see partnership as a desirable -- and achievable -- goal.

Firms in Miami and Los Angeles are also significantly more diverse than those in many other cities. "The single biggest problem that we have, and firms generally have, is to keep our minorities in the third and fourth years and make them understand that partnership is a desirable career goal," said H. Rodgin Cohen, chairman of Sullivan & Cromwell.

It has developed a research philosophy called the Facilitated Development Approach that identifies research priorities, works with communities to establish research considered desirable and commissions research in partnership with the communities concerned.

Hopefully, this will encourage other publications to switch on to similar partnerships with other desirable streaming services ― like Netflix perhaps? .

In 2011, the government deemed it desirable to have such wider partnerships established everywhere in England and subsequently invited interested parties to apply for designation as AHSNs.

In this case the agreement allowed the partnership to reach a desirable contract of three diamonds, which would be impossible using standard methods.