Using Radius, Ms. Shlaferman found she could get a fresh list of prospects whenever she needed one and had an easier time getting decision makers on the phone.
For the whole 3,000 miles, one of us would jump out to scope the turnaround prospects whenever we were about to pull off.
In reality, new money comes in whenever prospects for gain appear good.
And so it proves with Curtis, too, who sets up his rules of temporal engagement, only to break them willy-nilly whenever the prospect of an extra hug rears its head.
These are dwarves strutting around in giants' robes - only the so-called giants before them managed to miss most opportunities for negotiation, and had a nasty habit, whenever the prospect of a "partner" in dialogue came close, of launching a diversionary attack on the Palestinians, triggering a violent response.
If your argument is that your competitors are big, slow dinosaurs makes them look that way at every opportunity: whenever a prospect makes a request to you and your competitors, be the one who answers first.
The rest of the town picnicked on the neighboring hillside or crowded behind the cage walls, which runners climb desperately whenever the prospect of lethal goring seems imminent.
Broom's lawyers argued that the failed 2009 execution, and the prospect of further suffering whenever Ohio tries to execute him again, amount to cruel and unusual punishment and other constitutional violations.
An automated program sends prospects a direct message whenever a position opens up, and the messages are opened 30% of the time.
Suddenly, it was all before him, the prospect of freedom, of working whenever he wanted, of inviting home some of the women he had seen on the Falmer campus, lolling on the steps outside the library, of returning to his unexamined self and being guiltlessly shot of Maisie.
