Sentence examples for getting on the same side from inspiring English sources
To create an effective response to the violence requires everyone else getting on the same side.
Those prompted only a minimal American response — international condemnations, some sporadic arms shipments for a ragtag group of rebels, and an understandable reluctance by an American president to get on the same side of the civil war as Al Nusra Front, an affiliate of Al Qaeda.
The investment tips are useful, mainly eternal verities but with a sprinkling of the unorthodox: sell losers rather than winners, but don't obsess about portfolio rebalancing; get on the same side of a trend as the government and develop outside interests like, in his case, archaeology to provide perspective and to exercise imagination.
With sales and marketing aligned and finally being able to get on the same side of the table, they can focus on questions like, 'Do we have the right content?', 'Do we have the right skills to market in this new world?' and 'How are we integrating this process throughout the entire organization (beyond sales and marketing)?'.
This week Otto doesn't get to do much more than lend Carrie a private jet, complain about the CIA muscling into his member's club or be a convenient go-between for Saul and Carrie now they're trying to get back on the same side.
If you are on the side of those who use the NHS, then you've got to be on the same side as those who work in the NHS.
Get one arm over, the leg on the same side of the body over, and ease yourself over as low to the wall's top as possible.
Getting everybody's interests aligned on the same side of the table, including the client's, is key.
