Sentence examples for useful alliances from inspiring English sources

Still, his Hollywood stint led to some useful alliances.

Even stage producers who might have forged useful alliances with the movies by lending their stars and material generally waited until it was too late, when the balance of power had already shifted to the studios.

But my little bambina will take the Hyperloop to an integrated school in San Francisco where the robot-to-child ratio is one-to-one, and she'll form some useful alliances there.

He secured useful alliances with Ferdinand I, king of Naples, whose granddaughter Isabella was married in 1489 to Gian Galeazzo, and with the Borgia pope Alexander VI, through the influence of Ludovico's brother Ascanio, who was a cardinal.

Miller has done that on occasion, but the hall's administration has also made useful alliances with spaces elsewhere in town, including several churches and, lately, the American Academy of Arts and Letters, which has a lovely, resonant hall that is used regularly as a recording space but too rarely for concerts.

Secondary gains, however, are essentially the side-effects of the chronic polarization of this conflict: powerful allies offering material and political support [the Usupportoft of Israel and moderate Palestinians verses Iran's support for Palestinian militants such as Hamas], engaging in alluring narratives, public attention and useful alliances etc".

With Istanbul on the site of old Byzantium, and a useful alliance with Venice, the Ottomans had become the masters of trade on the Mediterranean and beyond.

But this does not mean that behaviorism cannot gain useful alliance with neuroscience.

Such feats of recognition, reported online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, likely stem from the deep bonds that horses form with their caretakers a useful alliance for chasing bandits down in the Old West.

The data presented herein suggested that autophagy inhibitors might be useful alliance of PA-MSHA in future clinical trials.

It had more to lose, in particular a useful electoral alliance with the biggest Islamist party, the Jamaat-e-Islami, whose leaders comprise most of those on trial.