Sentence examples for identifying and serving from inspiring English sources
For some platforms, success comes through identifying and serving the social needs of small groups.
AG has also developed a very systematic program for identifying and serving its key clients, developed in collaboration with Cranfield School of Management.
And if they're not going after this sort of 'general movement nagging', wearable makers have the tougher job of identifying and serving particular niche groups who might be persuaded to shell out for a specialist wristlet.
Success has typically involved building operating profits and equity, and reinvesting in ever more valuable properties--succeeding, in other words, by identifying and serving a market while shrewdly managing the assets of a growing business.
Success has typically involved building operating profits and equity, and reinvesting in ever more valuable properties succeeding, in other words, by identifying and serving a market while shrewdly managing the assets of a growing business.
Puddle Jumpers's market presence will be achieved by relying on the strategy of identifying and serving a specialized niche market well.
The Blackmoon value proposition lies in how we identify and serve the "other" side of the market - a far greater market of under-served balance sheet lenders who would thrive in a marketplace environment given the opportunity.
Attempts are now being made to identify and serve all a woman's needs in one visit.
It declared that the first year — August 2004 through June 2005 — would be a trial year to see whether healthier food could actually be identified and served.
Even at the state level, long devoid of any attention to epilepsy in public health planning or provision of services, things are beginning to change, and new demonstration programs designed to identify and serve vulnerable populations with epilepsy are underway.
Lavasheds represent the area in which a given flow path can be identified and serve as a way to identify possible paths of steepest descent at varying resolutions (Kauahikaua et al. 1995).
