Sentence examples for incumbent team from inspiring English sources

Given the intensity of a team's internal interactions, incumbent team members can quickly resort to stereotypes about a newcomer, and the situation can become toxic.

The PCS argued that, with the winning bidder given a nine-year contract, it might garner so much expertise in that time that no other private sector consortium would be able to win a subsequent pitch process against the incumbent team.

The American Legacy Foundation in Washington, which sponsors the "Truth" smoking-prevention campaigns aimed at teenagers, said yesterday that it had completed a required review for the creative part of its account by rehiring the incumbent team and adding a third agency to work on persuading young smokers to quit.

And this mandate continues until the next general election is called, when the incumbent team will render account to the electorate".

Even the courtship of Packers left tackle Chad Clifton was restrained compared to past recruiting, not offering Clifton enough to pry him away from his incumbent team.

I represented the best running back in football some years ago who was desperate to be traded by his incumbent team.

They assume that incumbent teams know their customers, organizations, and rivals best.

Emerging multinationals assume that incumbent teams know their customers and rivals best.

Even second-tier stars such as Kemba Walker and Khris Middleton will receive strong offers from their incumbent teams and outside suitors.

If musicals were being developed by teams of artists that had worked together several times before — a common practice, because Broadway producers see "incumbent teams" as less risky — those musicals would have an extremely high Q.

The agreement included clauses intended to help incumbent teams keep their franchise stars, such as the so-called "Supermax contract," but the deal has done little to stem the aggregation of top talent on a select few teams.