Sentence examples for feeds in to from inspiring English sources

The Wake feeds in to that.

But, of course, while women can manage employees, we can almost never manage people's expectations of who we are – or ought to be – as women, and how that feeds in to our ability to manage them as bosses.

"She's now enjoying a wonderful virtuous circle where her continuing success feeds in to more coverage and even greater word of mouth, which, in turn, keeps the sales clocking up".

Tracking shoppers' behavior feeds in to the "personalization" prong of eBay's plan.

At Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital in New York, I went to hear from a famous cancer specialist who is using Watson's data-gathering skills to expand hugely his own knowledge base, and bring him instant news of developments in his field that may be relevant to the symptoms he feeds in to it.

Though the development of a car-charging infrastructure is still in its infancy, ABB is hoping a growing demand for electric vehicles will speed-up the need for a more flexible power grid, an area that feeds in to its core power business.

Then other painters like Johannes Vermeer and Jan van Eyck fed in to this T set.

The conclusions of these investigations should then feed in to a new European security strategy – updated for the modern era.

Good quality research may well feed in to teaching, but good research does not mean that teaching will be good.

We will make recommendations on the big issues that need to be improved and also feed in to debates in parliament on the forthcoming children and families bill.

Bisset's own history – four long-term partners, two children – has fed in to her work, she says, both directly (as in Welcome to New York) and cumulatively.