Sentence examples for presentations and its from inspiring English sources

You might think that the new ZZ's Clam Bar, with its refined seafood presentations and its reservations-only haute menu, is the anti-Umberto's Clam House.

When it first closed the Vision Fund, SoftBank explained they had raised just over $93 billion in committed capital or, more precisely, around $93.15-$93.15-$93.2 billionding to the initiaccordingor presentothens and initialual Form D finvestor

This study reports on the development of ESP (English for Specific Purposes) multimedia courseware on oral presentations, and its integration into self-study learning and elective courses for students with different English proficiencies, as one solution to problems in ESP courses in Taiwan.

"The incredible testimony proffered by both its expert and fact witnesses, the debacle with its video presentations, and its bald-faced denial of certain fundamental facts have discredited the company to such an extent that one must wonder if the judge truly believes anything it says".

Early diagnosis of intestinal tuberculosis (ITB) remains difficult due to its non-specific clinical presentations and its high resemblance to malignancy or other inflammatory diseases in radiology and colonoscopy [ 3– 6].

But Fifa had the flashy presentation and its expensive official licence, and from 2008 onwards a much-improved on-pitch experience, allowing it build a seemingly unassailable lead.

But experimenting with the site's presentation and its technical operations will not answer a deeper question that WikiLeaks must address: What is it about?

We sought to gain insight into the clinical presentation and its implications in management.

Conclusion: Management a patient with HLH is challenging because of its rarity, its variable presentation and its association with a panel of disorders.

The way of information presentation and its content should consider the transportation mean where the user is on, as well as his/her workload.

The current research focused on perfectionistic self-presentation and its relevance in models of narcissism as a form of overcompensation designed to deflect attention away from self-inadequacies.