Sentence examples for in new techniques from inspiring English sources

"If you don't make any profit, you don't have the extra change to practice and invest and invest in new techniques".

In fact, they have proved so successful they have become independent, raising their own funds, delivering training in new techniques and technologies and distributing seeds and livestock.

But Marc Hommel, pensions partner at PWC, says there is also growing interest in new techniques, such as offering transfers to employees who have left the company but retain deferred pension rights.

You have to admire Mr. Ghesquiere's research and interest in new techniques; he is one of the architects of fashion's mechanistic automaton style, which springs in part from new materials.

They could be combined with cameos, for example, and set with precious gems cut in new techniques, and they could be made in the form of birds, flowers, leaves, crescents, stars, bows, and the like.

A military order and a professional soldiery were created and trained in new techniques of warfare, and a slave class provided the work force for large-scale projects of irrigation, fortification, and royal architecture.

He reveled in the camaraderie and in learning new techniques that he could teach to younger firefighters.

Hence, hospitals in richer areas are more likely to invest in costly new techniques because their profitability is guaranteed by the higher payments of their patients' insurance schemes.

By the time Mrs. Bing settled in America, in 1949, she was committed to finding doctors who would collaborate in these new techniques.

At one point, a colleague asked Kiriakou if he wanted to be trained in the new techniques as an interrogator.

It is masterly in pioneering new techniques, and its top-level care for those with insurance is unrivaled.