Sentence examples for orchestrate new from inspiring English sources

Sure enough, Kate sunders old romances only to orchestrate new ones.

The "business-as-usual" bits of their operations have been outsourced, leaving them free to design and orchestrate new ideas.

Companies must also participate in (and sometimes orchestrate) new organizational forms and structures called global process and practice networks.

He has the ability to handle it mentally along with his ability to direct the offense and to learn and orchestrate new plays.

'Tactical Infrastructure' addresses the vulnerable ecological system of the Paraíba River Valley by introducing densification as a tool to carefully orchestrate new social housing typologies to the inner city centers in the Paraíba Valley.

He may have worked in the United States for the last nine years for the private health firm United Health but the 47-year-old is respected and remembered both at Westminster and inside the NHS for helping to orchestrate New Labour's huge investment in the service in the early part of the last decade, which rescued it after years of neglect and decline.

The founding directors of GIIL, Johanna Mair and Christian Seelos, are orchestrating new research programs that build on their extensive experience researching private- and social-sector organizations over two decades.

The Brand Studio has orchestrated new category strategies for CAA-GBG Cheesecakeeesecake Factory, Crayola and Marley Coffee, as well as creating content activations in retail and social for brands such as POLO Ralph Lauren, the Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences, Caruso Group, and Fred Segal.

A key revelation from the McKinsey and WEF research presented at Davos is how 16 "lighthouse" advanced manufacturing sites excel at orchestrating new technology to reach and measure progress towards their growth goals.

Was Espada involved with Rosenberg, trying to orchestrate a new kind of coup?

But America no longer seems able to orchestrate a new deal.