Sentence examples similar to infuse a strategic component from inspiring English sources

We both view this as a strategic component of our product portfolios downstream.

Clearly, such initiatives should be a strategic component of any institution of higher learning.

A strategic component of the ballet is the pairing of two men during an intense section where the primary focus is on the principal male and female duo.

Slaying a big dragon can be profitable, immensely fun and effective, and a crucial strategic component to creating a unicorn.

Whether intended or not, Sarah Palin infuses a much-needed component of excitement to the otherwise gray, drab McCain ticket.

The Pye strip was such an advance on the EMI unit that the EF50 became a key strategic component.

Again, this is a key strategic component to differentiate the firm and to optimize productivity and efficiency.

Luther Gulick, a student of Sargent and a devotee of Muscular Christianity, infused a sport and fitness component into the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), founded in 1844.

Nearness, without any strategic component, is a clear element of contagion in trustors' behaviour.

If not, executives should invest the time to articulate a vision that can help to break the shackles of business as usual and infuse their strategic priorities with meaning.

Helfand also describes an inherent love for tennis as a necessity of the exhibit: "[The artists] appreciate it metaphorically, for the back and forth and he strategic components.