Sentence examples for influential partnership from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cooper started at Goldman in 1996, joining the influential partnership four years later.

A new documentary, "Design Is One: Lella and Massimo Vignelli," directed by Kathy Brew and Roberto Guerra, traces the couple's influential partnership.

This duo, born Sam Hollander and Dave Katz, produced the film's theme song, by the generally insipid electro-punk band Cobra Starship, an inauspicious beginning to what has become an influential partnership.

In their short but influential partnership, Octavius Hill and Adamson created a body of work which is still renowned in artistic circles today.

In the new Rough Guide to Choreography there's a handy list of the buzziest, most influential partnerships of music and modern dance.

That's a lot of behavior to change, though, so Sponsorfied will have to prove its software can cut down on staffing costs and produce more influential partnerships.

Mr. Baker's main thesis is not exactly groundbreaking: that Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney created the most influential White House partnership since Richard M. Nixon and Henry A. Kissinger, and that, "for good or ill, theirs was a deeply consequential administration that would test a country and play out long after the two men at its center exited the public stage".

"Influential's partnership with the United Nations' #ForgiveForPeace campaign for the International Day of Peace is a true testament to the power of social media and it's ability to bring positive change to the world.

Durham, who works under the stage name The Great Soprendo, was one of two influential life partnerships, she tells Young: the other is her enduring relationship with performer Julie Walters.

Selection of case studies from the states of Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania was based on 16 criteria (Table  1) established on the basis of features shown in previous research to be influential in partnerships and with input from an industry reference group.

The qualitative data give us information on the less tangible, but arguably more influential, aspects of partnership such as trust and perceived value.