Sentence examples for of its specialities from inspiring English sources
It claims to have over 40 clients, including established firms such as First Union Bank, Chase Manhattan, SC Johnson Wax and Gateway, as well as members of the new Internet aristocracy such as eBay, Realtor.com and the Internet Travel Network.One of its specialities is building ".com" businesses from scratch.
The situation has been further confused by Tata considering the sale of its speciality steels and pipeline tube businesses if it decides to stay in the UK.
As part of its speciality insurance business, Hiscox insures people and businesses against the risk of cancellation of events such as the Olympics, Wimbledon and rock concerts.
Try one of its speciality mushroom dishes, croquettes filled with ham or spinach, or have a spin on the new tapas menu.
There is an immense variety of vehicles, an abundance of race classes and side quests and a smart new emphasis on co-op online play, but Forza Horizon 3 ultimately shuns sincerity and strict handling realism in favour of its speciality: terrific fun.
Management need to transition through the loss of Adderall XR in 2009/10 but are armed with a portfolio of patent-protected growth drivers (46% of product sales) and an internal pipeline generator in the shape of its speciality biologics business, HGT".
Along with praising "my great team and cast," she thanked Universal Studios and one of its speciality divisions, Focus Features, "for their support of women-driven films".
Although there are many kinds of vascular growth factors, VEGF played a crucial role in tumor angiogenesis because of its speciality factor in promoting tumor karyokinesis [ 25].
You can give them picture of it and its specialities; this will help if the cycle shopkeeper is trustworthy.
Tata is also in the process of selling its speciality steels business, which is based in the north east of England and employs 2,000 people.
As the authors believed there was a scarcity of previous research in this field, the review included all areas of dental practice including its specialities; covering both primary and secondary care settings.
