Sentence examples for edge professionals from inspiring English sources

Real time bursts of information over Twitter and IM have changed how we react to events; the edge professionals have with insider notification is being smoothed out and delivered as a service to consumers via intermediaries who give away the data for the ongoing relationship.

John Cena and Edge, professional wrestlers who both work for the WWE, appear in a match against each other.

Cutting-edge professional advice is available — free.

This box can give your voice an incredibly cutting-edge, professional sound, either live or when you're sitting at your computer.

The French term means "under vacuum," and it refers to a process that has been around since the nineteen-seventies but has, in recent decades, become a favorite technique of the cutting-edge professional kitchen.

Today the most cutting edge IT professionals are starting to discover the idea themselves.

On the edge of professional disaster, she took on tragedy queens and Victorian damsels, and toppled right over into the abyss.

He is pushing particularly hard to shore up Home Depot's edge with professional customers -- the contractors, developers, apartment superintendents and maintenance people at institutions like hospitals and universities.

It also offered further evidence that if Kerry is the preferred choice of Hollywood and the music business, the current resident of the White House appears to have a clear edge in professional sports.

"With more data about results published now than ever before, middle leaders need to evidence what they're doing," says Louis Coiffait from NAHT Edge, a professional association from NAHT for middle leaders in schools.

With the above checklist I actually think angel investors have a strong edge over "professional" venture capital investors.