Sentence examples for stable of partners from inspiring English sources
He's smart enough to know that his path forward should involve collaboration — with solicitous elders like the vibraphonist Gary Burton and compatible peers like the pianist Taylor Eigsti — as well as a commitment to developing his own stable of partners.
UGallery now joins the Amazon Art stable of partners, which should give it broader reach even as it continues to also sell works through its own platform directly.
The company pouring more resources into the region should help it grow the stable of partners it has on its Apollo platform even further; already, the list is getting bigger with a number of announcements at CES.
In 1998, Intel became a partner, joining a stable of ARM partners that includes Philips, IBM and Sony.
Currently, Dealmap makes most of its money from a stable of affiliate partners.
Software juggernaut Microsoft is always adding to its stable of hardware partners who are building PDAs that run the Windows Mobile operating system.
A face to face questionnaire was administered by the trained field worker that focused on age, country of origin, profession, HIV testing history, whether the client had a stable partner or partners, and use of condoms with sex workers.
Solly said: "2013 will also see more commercial income flow into Rugby League than at any time in its history and with a growing stable of sponsors and partners on board, the sport is approaching the new season with confidence.
Nevertheless, our findings raise the tantalizing possibility that some of the most stable binding partners of parkin still remain to be identified.
After IDUs, negative persons in HIV-discordant relationships had the next highest risk of transmission, with incidence estimated by BED varying from 3.4%to7.2%2% and is very similar to that in a cohort study of stable sex partners in Africa [ 22].
Female primate social structures vary greatly between species, ranging from females forming loose and changing associations, to females establishing stable bonds with a subset of partners [Wrangham, 1980].
