Sentence examples for embracing the link from inspiring English sources
Instead, it's a shift towards a mentality of service to a larger purpose, via the product or service; embracing the link between societal and business success; and a sense of responsibility to enhance all lives through successful business activity.
The interactions and complex feedback loops inherent in combining ecological and economic systems required a complex nonlinear system dynamics approach which embraced the links between these systems (Costanza et al. 1993; Belcher 1999; Low et al. 1999).
AGRIS seeks to be a technological service that embraces the linked open data technologies while continuing to be a service relevant to its clients.
To hear the BBC's director of television, Jana Bennett, last week embrace The Weakest Link within the latter is to realise that language is being voided of all meaning.
Some have embraced the Orwellian link, as it has provided the area with a modest tourist base over the years.
They have embraced the sophistication linked with Hollywood glamour of the 1920s and '30s, when women like Garbo, Gloria Swanson and Joan Crawford wore them.
Embracing the Brothers seemed a clever way of repairing links to the Muslim world damaged by post-9/11 belligerence.
And although designers are umbilically linked to their own pasts, embracing the spirit of now is essential.
In many situations, the links between shoreline fluctuations and larger-scale coastal change embracing the shoreface are not always well understood.
Genotyping of CNGB3 was done with two closely linked markers, FH2772 [ 45] and c29.002 [ 46], embracing the gene (530 Kb and 350 Kb distance respectively).
Embracing the fanboy mantle?
