Sentence examples for work entrusting from inspiring English sources

That's the scary bit, sending off all your hard work, entrusting it to the world of logistics while silently praying nothing happens to it.

The main idea behind cloud computing is that some of the complex and difficult-to-manage local work entrusted to the cloud will be returned to local cloud processing.

Some artists' relatives say they have discovered works entrusted to Salander-O'Reilly in other galleries or museums.

I believe that Italy will always have a leading place in the luxury world, just because the work is entrusted to human hands — to those artisans who work in small companies right across the country.

When a steel helmet with gold overlay was commissioned for Ivan the Terrible who ruled from 1533 to 1547, the work was entrusted to a Muslim armorer, apparently called in from the lands of the Mongol-Turkic Golden Horde in southern Ukraine, if not from further south.

Corresponding to this form of life, Lukács claims, there has been a form of art which was capable of expressing an unproblematic relationship between life and form (for example, in Theodor Storm's case, the insight that the bourgeois citizen must concentrate on his work and entrust the formation of his life to fate, see 1910a: 60).

The restoration work was entrusted by him to Shams al-Din al-Ansari, a member of the prominent Ansari family which specialized in religious endowments (waqf).

There's a major caveat to keep in mind when entrusting this work to someone else, and we'll get to that in a minute.

I could see the danger of entrusting such work to AI. Tallinn says that, for trouble to occur, "The machines don't have to have the opposite interests to ours.

"Herb took the risk of entrusting his work to a 6-foot-4-inch goy rookie," Mr. Selleck said, referring to his first Broadway opening night in his first play.

Then he turned the question around, and asked about American journalism, "Can't you be independent, and free of influence, and still rely on advertising?" Han doesn't like carrying the ads on his site, he said, but entrusting his work to a conventional Chinese publication would give the authorities another lever with which to silence him.