http://t.co/bAJE6Vom — Barack Obama (@BarackObama) 7 Nov 12 Of course, these examples are critical to the company's pitch to advertisers and investors, many of whom may not know much about the service but are likely to recognize names like Mr. Batali and Mr. Obama.
"Setting the example is critical, with humility and modesty," he said.
A store like Bramson's Music Land, for example, is critical for any student who auditions for the All-County programs, or wants to be evaluated by the New York State School Music Association during its yearly assessments.
Being able to understand how backend errors are affecting mobile apps, for example, is critical to solving performance issues and maintaining a seamless user experience.
Reducing the number of navigation steps, for example, is critical; if navigation is too difficult, usage will likely drop off or the user may abandon the task altogether.
That's why tracking poverty in Africa, for example, is critical for the United Nations, which launched a global poverty campaign last year.
For one reason or another there are major gaps in everyday services that many of us take for granted — the ability to prove one's identity, for example, is critical but commonly absent.
Fundraising, for example, is critical to a campaign, but in the race to build support and momentum for a campaign, those who do so only by reaching out to the largest donors are missing something.
The development of procedures to guarantee seamless connectivity and information assurance every time key players interact with each other throughout all regular or disaster-response operations of a nuclear incident, for example, is critical (Garwin et al. 2004).
Given how many options consumers have today – not to mention the power that AT&T has to bundle its live TV product alongside wireless plans – the need to offer compatible channel line-ups and features (like a DVR for example), is critical.
