If you're flying solo, this is where your extensive network of contacts can help.
In the furious final days of March's Democratic primary, Rostenkowski's aides boasted that his extensive network of prominent friends helped dispel the stigma of corruption that hampered his reelection bid against two Democratic Party challengers.
Another argument IAC could advance is that Ms. Clinton has an extensive network of contacts who can help the company's business, and there is evidence that celebrity director appointments do create value this way.
As part of the Institute for Medical Engineering and Science, the CRC links MIT to an extensive network of area hospitals/resources and helps support major partnerships with Brigham and Women's Hospital, Children's Hospital Boston, Massachusetts General Hospital, Spaulding Rehabilitation Network, and Tufts Medical Center.
Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the leader of the Sinaloa Cartel and the most-wanted man in Mexico, presides over a huge drug production and trafficking operation with the help of an extensive network of turncoat politicians and police officers.
Link has said the plans, which would come into effect next April, will help retain an extensive network of free cash machines for consumers.
We leverage our extensive network of media and technology industry connections to help our entrepreneurs gain visibility, build strategic relationships, successfully bring their products to market, and build successful businesses.
Livingstone reckoned that in twenty years it could become a "first-world city", and hoped to help with his "very extensive network of contacts both domestically and internationally".
Early on, Mr. Dwek helped investigators penetrate an extensive network of money laundering that involved rabbis in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn, where the Syrian Jewish community is based, and in Deal and Elberon, towns on the Jersey Shore.
We have an extensive network of contacts in Russia and the region who can help you in the planning process.
Bustos, together with the help of the young Bolivian, Carlos Mamani, used an extensive network of water piping to rig a basic plumbing system which allowed waste to be flushed from the lowest part of the cavern and sucked underground.
