Sentence examples for via a team from inspiring English sources

However, Mancini has attempted, via a team meeting, to instill in his players the message that disputes and discontent must not go beyond the walls of the dressing room.

To address these challenges in the introductory communication networks course at Arizona State University, the authors have developed an online team design project in which students collaborate via a team website on a design project related to an emerging communication networks topic.

According to the Financial Times, "Some of the sons and daughters of China' ruling elite managed shareholding stakes [in Alibaba] via a team of banks and investment banks that took small stakes in 2012 that are now worth billions of dollars".

In a beautifully orchestrated sequence in the season finale, Cersei Lannister calmly unleashes, via a team of sneaky street urchins, a green-wildfire monsoon beneath King's Landing, burning the Sept of Baelor and beyond, incinerating the placid but terrible High Sparrow, the whole gang of his forehead-scarred go-alongs, many people who had it coming, and, well, many people who didn't.

The experiment was executed via a team of researchers who physically and verbally abused an inflatable doll in front of preschool-age children, which led the children to later mimic the behaviour of the adults by attacking the doll in the same fashion.

The service become a whole lot more interesting when Path added Places, a feature that allowed Path Talk users to communicate with local restaurants and shops inside the app — either through direct conversation with staff or via a team of Path employees who'd act as a liaison.

The value-based approach means a bigger shift of the premium dollar toward primary care, which is generally the sweet spot of PAs, nurse practitioners and those who work via a team-based approach to health care delivery.

"He was a good man and a good friend," said family spokesman Bob Ratliffe, who was in New Zealand with brother Craig working to win the America's Cup challenger series via OneWorld, a team co-led by Microsoft co-founder Paul G. Allen.

The questionnaires were then coded, typed, and had their logical and analytical consistency checked (via SPSS syntax) by a team of 20 researchers who returned to the field when necessary for correction/confirmation.

Tom O'Connell, who represents Redding, said via telephone that a team official called him Saturday to say there was "no truth" to a report Saturday in The Daily News that Redding would be released soon.

In order take up the least amount of space, six of those cameras were robotic, operated via joysticks by a team tucked away in the bowels of the arena.