Sentence examples for has made introductions from inspiring English sources

Arthur Sculley has made introductions that led to group memberships.

The Carpenters took a small commission on the deal; the hedge-fund manager has gone on to buy more than half a dozen instruments from them, and has made introductions to other potential buyers.

The lists are prime examples of the nineties phenomenon of celebrity friendship--the ethos of "I'm not a celebrity myself, but some of my best friends are," which has made introductions such as the following routine: "You know Jill, don't you?

New Century Media, headed by the former Northern Ireland unionist MP David Burnside, has made introductions with David Cameron for Vasily Shestakov, Putin's judo partner and an MP in the Russian Duma who had been given the job of improving Russia's reputation in the UK.

She follows up with each one, and also with those of us who have made introductions so we also stay informed about her progress.

I'm sure I've made introductions that weren't always welcome.

In turn, Noller has made investor introductions to other female founders.

4. Investment Pipeline: GLG has made key introductions within their network to help Nuru expand our network of investors.

One of my favorite role models is Adam Rifkin, a shy, quiet entrepreneur who has made three introductions a day for nearly a decade, which have led to two marriages, a dozen business partnerships, hundreds of jobs, and the founding and funding of numerous companies.

But Mr Platini was made to look foolish when one of them missed it when the ball crossed the line in Ukraine's crucial match against England.All of these mistakes, coupled with technology which is now viable, has made the introduction inevitable.

So the CJA 2003 has made the introduction of the previous convictions of a defendant entirely routine purely because the government know that, once a jury knows that a defendant has "done it before", they are far more likely to convict than if they had not known that fact.