Sentence examples for important pool from inspiring English sources
"Had that been a World Cup quarter-final or an important pool match, the result would have been enough," remarked Johnson, attempting to look on the bright side.
In dress he copied Jimmy Walker, and when he played the stock market in the years before the crash, he carefully let it be known that he was running an important pool.
Nationally, with mushrooming philanthropic assets providing an increasingly important pool of money for the public good, attorneys general have become more active in monitoring how the money is used: the number of lawyers in the Pennsylvania attorney general's charitable trust section has doubled in the last three years.
Interns and postdocs are also an important pool of hiring talent for many companies.
The productivity loss can possibly be attributed to the fact that harvest residue provides an important pool of nutrients to the successive crop.
Arsenite adsorbed on remaining Fe(III) oxides and newly-formed Fe(II) sulfides is another important pool of As in the aquifer, which varies in response to the extents of Fe(III -oxide and sulfate reductIII -oxidensequently andersulfatestreductioncoefficient between the solid and the aqueous phases.
The shortfall is significant because Barneys has two important pools of debt that will start to come due in 2003.
There are two important pools of investment and associated policy — $27.5 billion in highway construction funds, and $8 billion for high-speed-rail projects, plus another $1.3 billion for Amtrak.
"When you look at the at-risk industries those that make their living out of environmentally challenging businesses some players have made a much better job of moving the technology forward".Ms Cohen points to important pools of assets—such as CalPERS, the Californian state employees' pension fund, and CalSTRS, the Californian teachers' pension fund that prefer to invest in green companies.
On their list of must-haves are at least four bedrooms, a dazzling kitchen, air-conditioning and that all-important pool.
But Bill Zinke, a consultant for corporations on hiring and retaining older workers, thinks the time is ripe for a leader to tap into this important voter pool.
