Sentence examples for image specialists from inspiring English sources

Image specialists say those companies had best just not try to do anything but apologize to shareholders and employees.

So far, we've seen prolific devs like Readdle take advantage of this new feature, as well as image specialists Pixite and Juicy Bits.

Here's how the service works: Customers provide the company with ads that they want to optimize, then copywriters or "image specialists" (depending on the type of ad) can compete to create something better.

The Hubris Cross-dressing is all good as long as you don't then pretend you never did it and hire lawyers, a PR team, business associates and corrupt image specialists to help you accuse the stripper you tarted around with of releasing fake images of you.

We have to regroup and come back tomorrow,' " said Dan Klores, an image specialist.

For many years Burtin was the design consultant and image specialist for the Upjohn pharmaceutical company, developing its modern, minimalist packaging and labeling systems.

But, as the public image specialist Mike Paul warns, the longer the lockout goes, the more likely that polished social media front will crack.

"If men paid attention to shoes, it would be easier for them to put their outfits together more successfully," says Lauren Solomon Lauren Solomon, a New York-based image consultant who spent four years as the in-house image specialist at Chase Manhattan, now J.P. Morgan Chase.

"When it comes to a wardrobe, there's no longer the same emphasis on distinguishing between going to work and socializing," says Lauren Solomon Lauren Solomon, a New York-based image consultant who spent four years as the in-house image specialist at Chase Manhattan and now teaches "The Brand Called Me," a mandatory mini-course at New York University's Stern School of Business.

Imaging specialists should be sure to keep MBCC in the differential diagnosis when faced with a lung, lymph node, or cutaneous focus that is hypermetabolic and there is a history of BCC.

Imaging specialist Nora Volkow of the National Institute on Drug Abuse in Bethesda, Maryland, adds that key differences between the brains of the siblings might account for some of the resilience.