Sentence examples for expanded partnerships from inspiring English sources
It attributed its growth to expanded partnerships, strong attendance at its conferences and demand for its new software.
– Greater value for your business, including more performance per dollar, a larger international presence and expanded partnerships with industry leaders.
Facebook today announced a laundry list of updates regarding its measurement partnership program, including expanded partnerships with Nielsen and comScore, and the addition of a new partner, DoubleVerify.
In addition to the expanded partnerships, BodeTree's funding will also be used to beef up its online university product which offers financial and business management classes to SMBs, led by experts.
While the lending startup originally launched with niche partners like Casper mattresses and Boosted Boards, they have expanded partnerships to over 700 retail merchants with the hopes of tempting a more diverse range of shoppers to try the service.
As for his more traditional venture capitalist investors — they probably liked what they were seeing from the company in terms of growth including 11 X year over year growth, 35 customers (up from 20 during the 2014 round) and expanded partnerships with the likes of Cisco, Cloudera, Hortonworks, IBM and Microsoft.
The co-produced Web video shows are an important piece of the expanded partnership, executives at CNBC and Yahoo said.
The filing later refers to a press release that was issued by PurchasePro and the media company on the same day AOL and PurchasePro announced an expanded partnership.
And the changes in Google will be evident beyond its expanded partnership with America Online, according to two executives close with the two companies' negotiations.
In one example cited on Tuesday by one person who discussed the potential of an expanded partnership, the CBS anchor Katie Couric could cross over from the network to CNN to continue coverage of a developing story.
Drawing on that work and related scientific findings, Annan launched a call in 2004 for an African "green revolution", based on an expanded partnership between Africa and donor countries.
