Sentence examples for has cultivated from from inspiring English sources
As he flies across the world, signing trade agreements and visiting dignitaries, the case of the missing students, and other domestic troubles, have tarnished the image his government has cultivated from its arrival in 2012.
Most of our staff either comes from the traditional hotel world or are people we have cultivated from within".
This was why he had been squirreling away the food, and this was why he had been saving the milk; these were habits he had cultivated from being homeless for so long.
Looking to influence how technology impacts politics and business after his undergraduate career, John's interests have cultivated from numerous successful entrepreneurial endeavors, work experience at places like the White House and Google, as well as his insatiable curiosity for how disruptive technology changes our lives.
Maclean's ability to create controversy and to push himself to the forefront of debate was a skill he had cultivated from the early days of his career.
It is a delicate dance for Ms. Quinn, who has cultivated support from real estate and corporate leaders and who often works closely with Mr. Bloomberg, a billionaire whose status makes him a symbol of the very inequality Ms. Quinn is now accused of abetting.
The chaotic scenes at the border are a window into the hemispheric inequality that the US has cultivated – and profited from – for generations.
Although he has cultivated some clerical friends (from Pope Francis to the Orthodox Patriarch, Bartholomew I) he makes no secret of being an atheist.
As a fully public personality with a global brand who, nonetheless, has cultivated a certain distance from himself, Scoble may well be all our futures.
Through the Internet, Mr. Jump has cultivated an audience that extends from Scotland to the Maldives.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Claire McCaskill, the freshman Democratic senator from Missouri, has cultivated a populist image as a government reformer with a straight-shooting style.
