Sentence examples for foundations in the first from inspiring English sources

Building foundations in the first few weeks can really help new managers gain credibility and build a long and successful career with an organisation.

We had to build some foundations in the first 20 minutes into a very strong wind but overall we are very pleased.

After the first two shows of season two, Jim Shelley (a British TV critic writing for The Guardian) called The Wire the best show on TV, praising the second season for its ability to detach from its former foundations in the first season.

Finland's culture minister has questioned "whether Finnish taxpayers should finance a rich, multinational foundation in the first place".

This clause is often influenced by why the donors created a family foundation in the first place, rather than simply making lump-sum donations to charities in their wills, she said.

And I think it's fine to argue that the Supreme Court's ruling in the Citizens United case had a firm foundation in the first amendment, but I believe it's incredibly naive to assume that corporate cash spent on political objectives is generally ineffectual or harmless.

I asked, no, pinned Hank Barry down to take the role of Secretary; Hank had suggested the idea of a foundation in the first place.

Why would a celebrity set up a foundation in the first place, and not just write a check to a charitable organization?

Since its foundation in the first half of the 19th century, Mersin has undergone transformation from a coastal village into a metropolitan area with a population of 850,000.

The information provided in the Clinician Summary is subsequently used as a foundation in the first face-to-face appointment where clinicians can verbally probe to obtain a greater depth of understanding around any identified areas of risk or concern for the young person.

At its foundation in the tenth century, the combined Gaelic and Pictish kingdom of Alba contained only a small proportion of modern Scotland.