Sentence examples for enter the next level from inspiring English sources
The notion of business intelligence that was "invented" in the context of (early) data mining as a circumscription of the fact that business can improve or enhance their "intelligence" regarding customers and revenues by analyzing and "massaging" their data to discover the unknown will now enter the next level.
Cabify has an outstanding management team led by Juan de Antonio, whose vision uniquely places Cabify in a position to enter the next level of technological competition," said Oskar Mielczarek de la Miel, MD at the Rakuten FinTech Fund, and a board member at Cabify.
You are now entering the next level of pop stardom, AKA the bit where you sing about it being "your turn to fly", how much it means to you and – if the video is to be believed – how a blue alien (is that you Simon Cowell?) rescued you as a child and taught you to be a globe-trotting superstar.
Statistically, it indicated that every student in the New Haven middle and high schools is studying an average of two-and<-a-half curriculum units prepared in this program in any given year and, of course, they enter the next grade level and then encounter new teachers who are using the materials from the program.
Co-founder and chief executive officer Mayank Bhangadia tells TechCrunch that Roposo's pivot came from "a gradual evolution of the platform from a fashion social network into rebooting as a complete social video network to enter the next big level of game play".
Three patients were entered at each dose level and two patients had to be followed for at least 3 weeks before any patients could be entered at the next level.
The resulting finer parts each independently "enter" the next, respectively, more granular, level of trading.
If we persist with the policies that got us into this mess in the first place, the U.S. economy will enter the next recession with unemployment at levels associated with recessions past, and you don't have to be a political scientist to understand the electoral implications.
