Sentence examples for experience tying from inspiring English sources

Srinath may be an insider but some of these tasks are so tricky that even for someone of his experience, tying up all loose ends may just take too much time.

Clearly the green team had an advantage, because The Pussy undoubtedly has experience tying people to stuff.

Rather than apologizing for her past positions as other candidates have done—Harris is centering that experience, tying her campaign slogan, "For the People," to the way she addressed the court during her time as a prosecutor: "Kamala Harris, for the people".

Somebody with more experience, tied to the old ways, may not have necessarily been able to pull off the Mar-a-Lago summit like we did".

"There is so much resource and experience tied up in accelerators and their networks — I think London would be a far stronger community if other accelerators actively supported founders at times other than when they wanted something".

Each capture session is unique — the angle of the Pokéball is different, the placement of the Pokémon is different and there's also an opportunity to have a unique experience tied with the real world.

This hard-baked, real world experience tied with being deeply involved with both the rapidly changing and growing Government 2.0 and the ever-expanding digital diplomacy arenas for over four years now; has been teaching constant lessons for Digijaks, and our team of advisers.

He could have asked Reggie more about what was happening at ABC and added detail about how his experiences tied into the company's current needs.

Zuckerberg said "About 20% of the time people spend in mobile devices is on Facebook, so having these experiences tied in is a good way to seed them.

It also allows users to attach audio and video files to pins to provide more context around the experiences, tied to specific places.

One advantage of its investors is that the company can build experiences tied to major film franchises, solving the IP issue.