Sentence examples for great consulting from inspiring English sources

We get great consulting at a reasonably good price and we end up getting professionals in different parts of the country that appreciate the company even more.

Bonnie MacBird 'found' Art in the Blood - A Sherlock Holmes Adventure, as a manuscript hidden in a forgotten tome of Victorian medical lore, and has brought us another adventure of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's great consulting detective Sherlock Holmes, as narrated by his companion, Dr. John Watson.

They pay you for your great consulting skills, your sincere and confident demeanor, and your ability to discover overlooked problems.

In 1897, this Egyptian police chief dynamited part of the ancient Ammon-Ra temple complex whose oracle Alexander the Great consulted.

In this role of the pathologist's "Dr. Watson," Conan Doyle begins to store up the impressions -- like the haunting notes of a street musician's lonely violin and the addictive allure of opium that will eventually coalesce in his characterization of "the world's greatest consulting detective".

The potential for conflicts is greatest at large consulting firms that offer an array of services.

Our research work is of great importance, consulting the quantum chemistry conclusions and applying adequate chemical engineering, it may be possible to obtain cyclometalated iridium III) complexes with distinctly improved phosphorescent performances in the application in OLED.

I've always built things intuitively and a bit naïvely, which has lead me into some really interesting places, I still worked that way in the beginning for this piece, but I really wanted to focus in on a particular experience and so it was great to consult with people who are at the front of the research and their real world applications. .

In both disorders, higher disability (measured as lost productive time using the HALT index [20]) was also associated with greater probability of consulting, but this was almost entirely explained by a large step-up between minimal and mild disability.

Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor, and Mr. Bruckheimer and his colleagues went to great lengths to consult both veterans and military officials.

He might have been in a depressive or psychotic state; for three decades and in great secrecy he consulted a psychotherapist named Dr. Arnold A. Hutschnecker.