Sentence examples for presentation to its from inspiring English sources
In the following class period, each pair offers its proposal in a compelling and convincing presentation to its classroom "clients".
In a presentation to its investors in May, J. C. Flowers said the legislation "could trigger a material adverse effect" if it was worse than originally expected.
From its black-and-white presentation to its minimalist construction the film cries out arthouse, but there's a sense it's trying way too hard.
"If HCA can do it, why can't we?" asked a hospital consulting firm, the Advisory Board Company, in a presentation to its clients.
But staff at Citigroup's Hong Kong offices got a reminder of what was expected recently, according to Business Insider, after the US bank sent a presentation to its local staff detailing the dos and don'ts of office attire.
With the city struggling to stem a new flood of red ink, grim vignettes of the earlier fiscal crisis -- grimmer, perhaps, than all but the closest insiders knew -- emerged yesterday at a forum at Baruch College to mark the presentation to its School of Public Affairs of a voluminous archive of the 1970's trauma.
He stated that it "has a solid looking presentation to it with its animation style and character design," and in particular found the costume and setting designs appealing.
On Thursday, Discovery will hold its annual upfront presentation to unveil its business and programming plans to advertisers and reporters.
Mr Ackman says Herbalife bought its own stock during his presentation to make its price rise.Herbalife says all of Mr Ackman's allegations are baseless and that it complies with all laws.
And Monkey hears of an in-house seminar where the World Service was being discussed, and "amoebas" – squishy shapes mapping its performance according to various criteria – were used in a presentation to demonstrate its value.
As photocopies circulated, readers themselves edited the plan's visual presentation to enhance its authentic appearance and reproduced their versions of the plan in oppositional black newspapers.
