But the ability to get meaningful stories amplified through social media in the places your customers visit is a powerful PR maneuver.
With a little more than a minute remaining in competition, Gagnon, of Carlsbad, Calif., broke a tie with Bucky Lasek, who won the silver medal, by executing a run of powerful spinning maneuvers.
It's a powerful, awe-inspiring maneuver, precisely because of the risk it involves.
She is the consummate Washington insider hailing from a powerful political family, maneuvering in backrooms and pulling House of Cards power moves.
Its powerful chairman, Michael E. O'Neill, maneuvered behind the scenes to curry support with other directors and replace Mr. Pandit.
With fewer cards to play in the regional poker game, Iran is playing the only powerful card it has: maneuvering tactics in preparation for negotiations in Geneva scheduled for October 15-16: It started when Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif said a few days ago - that the six powers, and not Iran, must come up with new proposals.
Compact, powerful, and easy to maneuver, the Spark EV looks like a good next step for GM into plug-in vehicles.
While some observers painted the decision as a backstage maneuver by powerful bankers seeking to consolidate their influence, economic reformers chose to view the shake-up as a small victory for their team.
Her powerful relatives tried to maneuver Overbury out of the way by having him appointed to diplomatic missions overseas, but he refused to go and was imprisoned in the Tower of London on a charge of treason.
Are you kidding?" The image that many have had of this giant corporation with 2014 revenues of $86 billion and 128,000 employees is that of a giant battleship that is strong and powerful but slow to maneuver and not always customer-friendly.
