Sentence examples for team embedded from inspiring English sources

The Bradford-based grocer holds a 10% stake in the business and has a team embedded in the firm.

"Your interpreter is way more important than your weapon," Cory Schulz, an Army major who led a tactical team embedded with Afghan troops in Paktika Province, told me.

To create it, he and his team embedded particles of gold and silver into a gel made mainly of methyl methacrylate (the raw material of Perspex).

That means individual worms are more or less identical.Dr Brenner and his team embedded their worms in blocks of plastic, sliced the blocks thinly and then stained each slice so its features would show up in an electron microscope.

When we were out there, there was an American fast air team embedded with us and they said: 'It's just for oil, we want the oil and that's it.' Tony Blair was like the bully's best friend – Bush was standing there intimidating them all and he was standing behind going, 'Yeah, we're going to come and get you.' "I feel let down and annoyed because war changes people for ever doesn't it?

TechCrunch has obtained a memo sent by Levin to the High Times team, embedded below.

The French teams, embedded with foreigners, are AG2R, Bbox, Cofidis and Française des Jeux.

The Americans then helped win the day by sending their troops, training teams embedded in Iraqi units and a separate headquarters.

The tech giant has a decentralized approach: there have been teams embedded in different business units that look at ways to reduce energy use, emissions and waste and to boost productivity and revenues.

The teams, embedded in bleak, sand-clogged military bases, consisted of diplomats, specialists from the Departments of Justice or Agriculture and contractors, all well paid if not always, in his view, necessarily qualified for the task at hand.

But what began as an ethnographic database to track local tribes evolved into a $600 million network of teams embedded with the infantry to help commanders decipher rural Afghan culture by conducting copious field interviews.