Sentence examples for sharing conference from inspiring English sources

However, most of these companies do far more than just send texts to multiple people: some of them offer location sharing, conference calls, and other features.

The new space features a red wall decorated with words like energy, creativity and passion, and executive offices around the perimeter have been turned into shared conference rooms.

His mother and father are in Spokane this weekend, and have spent much of this season in the United States watching their son lead Maryland to a 24-8 record and a shared conference championship.

Conservative governments have long tended to enjoy broad support from the CBI, particularly on issues such as taxation and spending, and have frequently shared conference platforms and missions to promote UK companies abroad.

USA Today projected that the SEC schools could receive $34 million apiece in shared conference and NCAA revenues in 2014-2015.

At Cross Campus' Santa Monica location, a 10-person office starts about $4,500 a month and includes desks, drinks, valet parking and access to shared conference rooms.

Joint meeting spaces allow tenants to reserve a shared conference room for large meetings that may only occur once or twice a month, rather than having a large conference room in every tenant's space that sits empty most of the time.

This study evaluated the effectiveness of the 9th SMEC 2013 as a shared conference experience in improving the attitudes of undergraduate medical and nursing students in Singapore towards inter-professional education (IPE).

Rather, the authors suggest that the possibility of such impacts having an effect only in the short-term means that further IPE exposures throughout the course of undergraduate education may be necessary to supplement the shared conference experience described in this study.

I could cite dozens of projects and shared conferences in my part of the world where old and young collaborate to achieve positive change.

Those contracts call for revenue sharing between conference members, making membership in a successful conference especially lucrative.