Sentence examples for watermark's from inspiring English sources

It's my belief -- and one of Watermark's core philosophies -- that the most effective way to grow the number of women leaders is through a pay it forward culture of women helping other women.

"It's a new revenue stream for the physician," said Mr. Alvarez, Watermark's president.

They researched the sleep market and found Dr. Westbrook, who is now Watermark's chief medical officer.

Indeed, Watermark's co-chairman and a major financial backer is John Sculley, the former chief executive of Apple.

Instead of trying to make Watermark's products cheaper, Mr. Abel has prospered by first making them more expensive — offering custom-made fixtures unique to each building — and then figuring out how to do that at lower cost.

How does one measure a watermark's perceptibility?

Ms. Donadio used "Watermark," Joseph Brodsky's prose poem, as her guide, wandering the city at a brisk pace to counteract the "bone-chillingly cold" air off the canals.

The visit whetted my appetite, and not long afterward I returned one freezing January weekend, armed with several sweaters, boots and a well-worn copy of "Watermark," Joseph Brodsky's marvelous prose poem about Venice in winter, which would be my guide.

Jill Abramson will be a keynote speaker at Watermark Silicon Valley's inaugural Lead On Conference for Women on February 24th in Santa Clara, CA. She will be joined by keynote speakers Hillary Clinton, Diane Von Furstenberg and Brené Brown.

In Fig. 8, the subplots 8 a and b portrays the Lenna image's extracted watermark of Li's [27] approach and our proposed method, respectively.

Then came Channel 4's 2009 drama Red Riding, the artistic watermark of Clarke's career.