Sentence examples for tap outside from inspiring English sources

A tap outside served as the bathroom.

Though the announcement did not state that European officials would be involved in the process, there were suggestions that the Greek government would tap outside experts.

FINCA, another organisation with affiliates all over the world, last summer created a number of for-profit subsidiaries, which allowed it to tap outside investors and almost double its capital.

Hootsuite has been cash-flow positive since Q3 last year and didn't need to tap outside investment to finance this deal.

The agency's effort to tap outside wisdom appeared to start paying off during the teleconference itself, which included questions and comments from a self-identified "mad scientist," a "geek," and a retired aerospace engineer.

The government-sponsored enterprises were also racing higher, after Lehman Brothers cut its 2008 and 2009 earnings estimates on Fannie Mae, but said the firm may not need to tap outside sources for additional capital.

Approximately 40 people, staff and freelance, produce reviews, and that does not count the Book Review, which taps outside reviewers and is operated separately.

He lured foreign investors to China and tapped outside expertise to jump-start a largely moribund economy, setting the stage for China's three-decade-long economic boom.

They also tapped outside partners, like the Hong Kong tycoon Richard Li, with whom Ms. Hu has been developing a financial news service.

Besides the fan interest in the prospects for a rivalry with the Hartford Wolf Pack, the A.H.L. franchise in the capital city, the new team also fits into a new economic development strategy for Bridgeport that revolves around tapping outside wealth.

Simply put, there is no firm evidence that tapping outside experts improves corporate decision making.