Sentence examples for taught a case from inspiring English sources

It solidified his reputation as a "turnaround artist", and Harvard Business School taught a case study based around his actions.

"There are different segments of shoppers, including some who do not trust catalog shopping because they had a bad experience once or because they like to see what they're buying," said Michael A. Kamins, an associate professor at the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California, who teaches a case study of L. L. Bean in class.

"It's not clear that Apple had any interest in raising prices," said Randy Picker, a professor at the University of Chicago Law School, who taught a class on the case this past fall.

To make her point, Ms. Medvec taught from a case about an imaginary small business that owned a racecar.

(The Trump wedding, if it isn't already, maybe ought to be taught as a case study at Wharton).

Mario Monti's ability to take a crisis and turn it into an opportunity may one day be taught as a case study in political economy.

I suspect that the Branson story will be taught as a case study to future generations of business students, warning them how easy it is to destroy an excellent brand image.

But back to Russert's interview, which should be taught as a case study in journalism schools.

The company was used as a model for workplace perks at Google and is taught as a case study in management seminars at Stanford.

In this case, we taught a grasp pattern of objects as object centric, and spots associated the table and the shelf as environment centric.

As a part of the workshop, they participated in 5 interactive small-group sessions in which the key skills needed in ensuring safe healthcare transitions were taught using a case-based approach.