Sentence examples for in bits of relevant from inspiring English sources

The best strategy: Let prospects do the most of the talking, and sprinkle in bits of relevant advice every so often.

I suppose I've always tended to use the old, you know, certificates and put in bits of extra information if I thought it was relevant.

Slowly mix in bits of chocolate.

And there's a bit of relevant Gulf of Mexico data in another study that suggests Gulf fishes may have dodged a bullet in year one.

Aloni (2007) gives a Bi-OT account of ignorance implicatures (inferences, like the above, that the speaker lacks certain bits of possibly relevant information), alongside indifference implicatures (that the speaker does not consider bits of information relevant enough to convey).

"We analyze mergers in terms of relevant markets".

In one of his recent ruminations, he drops two bits of wisdom particularly relevant to me right now.

In the case of Kinect, says Blake, the Cambridge lab responded to commercial pressure from the business to develop the product by drawing on relevant bits of (in some cases years-old) research to see if they could be made to, well, connect — and that research ultimately went on to form the technological foundation for the commercial product.

Instead of trying to lure users to their website, marketers are taking the relevant bits of their site and putting them in a rich-media banner or an e-mail sent direct to consumers.

I'm not sure Vince wasn't already a fine rapper but some relevant bits of his Slap Chop routine are enhanced in Porter's mix.

"It is impossible," he said, "to consider all the information that is relevant; so people truncate the information search early, as soon as they have a few bits of information that seem relevant".