Sentence examples for established partners from inspiring English sources

Job offers to graduates have often been rescinded or deferred; salaries, even of established partners, are being cut.

Even nonprofit agencies with good reputations may turn to such local recruiters in countries where they don't already have established partners — or where the demand for children exceeds the supply.

And although Amazon sells and rents a lot of paper textbooks, it has not done much with digital ones.The tie-up with Barnes & Noble makes three of a kind for Microsoft: cheap deals with struggling but established partners in markets where it is weak and sees a chance to do much better.

The Big Four tend to approve only established partners whose devices fit their business plans, which is why we have yet to see all those wireless devices that were supposed to be in our future.

Signing up established partners is always a challenge for a new app in the hospitality and restaurant industry, and these well-known brands give Hooch major credibility in an industry where apps come and go even faster than new restaurants and bars do.

This would well illustrate Hinde's definition of a relationship [20] that states that once a relationship is established, partners have expectations on the other's behaviour and the issue of the following encounters can therefore be foreseen.

Now in his forties, an established partner at a firm that bears his name, he pitches an ad that falls flat, precisely because he is unable to conceal what's on his mind.

Then "we went to Matthew, our established partner on this brand, and challenged him to develop a campaign to amplify the Redbury's awareness and connection to rock 'n' roll and Hollywood," she adds.

"Since 2005, Google has been an established partner in T-Mobile's groundbreaking approach to bringing the open mobile Internet to the mass market.

They have technology and go-to-market models that are proven but have lacked the capital and backing of an established partner or sponsor who can help catapult their growth and development".

Thus, learning to dissociate judgments of a woman's momentary sexual interest from the context in which she appears could decrease the likelihood that a man makes unwanted sexual advances, whether the woman is a new acquaintance or an established partner.