Sentence examples for matchmaking with from inspiring English sources
"matchmaking with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when talking about the act of introducing two people or two organizations in the hopes of them forming a relationship. For example, "Anne's job involves matchmaking with businesses to form mutually beneficial partnerships."
She's also the founder and president of Match 4 Good, Inc., which marries her passion for matchmaking with philanthropy.
*Contributions from Meghann Novinskie, matchmaker of nine years and partner at Mixology -- Matchmaking with a Twist.
18. M.S. Hopkins and L. Brokaw, "Matchmaking With Math: How Analytics Beats Intuition to Win Customers," MIT Sloan Management Review 52, no. 2 (winter 2011): 35-41.
It is traditional matchmaking with a modern, efficient twist, another boring and earnest contemporary lifehack for grownups tired of wasting their time.
We integrate the process-context aware matchmaking with business-process-driven web service composition in an integrated development environment based on Eclipse.
"L'Amico Fritz" turned out not to hold up as well as "Cavalleria," partly because of the relative paucity of plot, but it's a sweet little comedy about love and matchmaking, with plenty of appealing music to compensate for the slenderness of its drama.
Eight of the re-homing centre's most desperate inhabitants will be present at the charity's first dog matchmaking event, with the charity's supporters helping pair animals with prospective new owners.
(1-800-428-5849) www.actorstheatre.org ZANNA, DON'T! -- This pop musical about an androgynous, matchmaking teenager with magic powers moves up from Off Off to Off Broadway.
(Among the ideas that emerged: collating a directory of patients interested in participating in research and creating a "matchmaking" system with existing directories of clinical trials). Discussions continued on Friday morning at Johns Hopkins Sibley Innovation Hubb, where participants were able to follow-up and elaborate on ideas from the day before.
It also competes by "matchmaking" people with the best homes.
Operating as a middleman, investment banks earn lucrative profits by matchmaking investors with investment opportunities.
