Sentence examples for presentation prepared for from inspiring English sources

According to a presentation prepared for the board, construction on the new toll facilities is expected to begin this spring and will involve some lane closures.

If demand for residential solar continued to soar, traditional utilities could soon face serious problems, from "declining retail sales" and a "loss of customers" to "potential obsolescence," according to a presentation prepared for the group.

"Kushner made clear his lack of familiarity with the history of Saudi-American relations and he asked about its support for terrorism," the team noted in the slide presentation prepared for Riyadh.

THIS presentation, prepared for one of our Ideas Economy events, examines the variation in economic opportunities for women around the world, using data compiled by the Economist Intelligence Unit.

Another PowerPoint presentation prepared for Hunton & Williams said the research that HBGary Federal and its partners could do for the law firm on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce would "mitigate effect of adversarial groups" like U.S. Chamber Watch.

A presentation prepared for Giuliani volunteers, which was obtained by the Washington Post, declares, "Florida is the firewall," and offers a list of "key coalitions" for the former mayor in the state; these include Italian-Americans, first responders, and — shades of John Lindsay — transplanted Northeasterners.

My advice to young professionals making their first presentation: prepare for every eventuality.

When holding the webinar, be direct and discuss necessary topics, using a presentation prepared specifically for this industry that can make the webinar more interesting and appealing.

But a presentation prepared by McKinsey & Co. for the conference hinted at a potentially profound change: that of consumer behavior.

A presentation apparently prepared for NSA analysts detailed a set-up that allowed the agency and the FBI easy access to data from top internet companies including Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, Yahoo! and Skype.

In a presentation he prepared for a show of photographs and excerpts from the interviews at the Parrish Art Museum in 2001, Mr. Snow described the real value of the project: "After knocking on your 5th, 10th, 15th door, after explaining your project for the 20th time, refining your line of inquiry, tailoring your approach to the subject, you may be making some powerful connections.