Sentence examples for has developed a network from inspiring English sources
In California, the statewide Blue Shield plan has developed a network specifically for consumers shopping in the insurance exchange.
A Westchester taxi and limousine company has developed a network of ground transportation services that allow a traveler to schedule much of the trip with one phone call.
From Connaught, KSLP has developed a network of international volunteers, trained 50 national staff to be part of the response, and built and supported six isolation units in secondary hospitals nearby.
She has developed a network of celebrity fans, including the designer John Bartlett and the actor Matthew McConaughey, who has memorized her lyrics and calls her to gush over her record.
Social Traders has developed a network of social enterprise suppliers designed to make it easier for government and corporates to buy from and engage with social enterprises which it describes as "a big disruptive piece".
Hong Kong's Now TV, a pioneer in video-over-broadband, has developed a "network DVR" that provides TiVo-like recording and playback facilities without any extra hardware; instead, the recorded programmes reside on the network.
The novelty of this article lies in the combination of different aspects: we have developed a network planner and optimizer for the physical and networking layer, in which intelligent cognitive reasoning methods are applied.
By the mid-nineteen-seventies, researchers across the country had developed a network of networks: an internetwork, or, later, an "internet".
They had been in Afghanistan for half a year, had developed a network of local sources and alliances, and believed that they were closing in on bin Laden.
From 1954 until his death last month, Mr. Bastura had developed a network of sources around the country who would let him know when artifacts had been found in an attic or a garage sale and add them to his Submarine Library and Museum.
He came to the job with a 30-year track record as a modernising cleric who had developed a network of educational establishments, or madrassas, that taught not just traditional Islamic subjects but computer studies, pharmacology and engineering alongside them.
