Sentence examples for from introductions from inspiring English sources

Since several of our successes in selling to Japanese corporations have stemmed from introductions through UK Trade and Investment, it seems ironic that another government department has delayed our ability to follow up on these introductions.Melvyn Hunt Co-founder and president Novauris Technologies Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

He said other investors — including two N.F.L. quarterbacks, several Nascar drivers, nine heads of private equity firms, the father of one of Tagg Romney's former girlfriends, and Lee Scott, the former head of Wal-Mart — came from introductions or acquaintances beyond politics.

Google itself has worked with both Udacity and its competitor Coursera over the years for launching both career-oriented courses and more technical classes that range from introductions to programming and IT skills classes to in-depth machine learning courses.

The overall program consists of 10 courses that range from introductions to AI and Python for data science to a class on ethics for AI developers and lots of hands-on work with training models.

A first-place pitch competition winner [Cherae Robinson, founder of consulting firm Rare Customs and travel company Tastemakers Africa] went on to raise $300,000 in a seed round, and 50percentt of that money came from introductions through She Leads Africa.

From introductions to pitches and proposals, chances are that your initial impression with someone will often be through this medium.

An excerpt from "Introduction to Spoken Russian".

Climate change levy cut by £0.7bn from introduction in April 2001.

Transformation rules, from Introduction to Metamathematics by Stephen Cole Kleene.

Some items move almost directly from introduction to maturity and have hardly any growth stage.

He teaches a variety of courses in psychology, from introduction to psychology to upper-level seminars.