Sentences with phrase «colleague of someone»

Take, for example, a former colleague of mine.

As such, they're most likely to be current or former colleagues of yours, but anyone who can attest to your work will do.

Around a quarter think private work meetings with colleagues of the opposite sex are inappropriate.

«This is relatively easy to do if you have a panel interview where potential colleagues of yours are interviewing you along with the potential boss,» she says.

If it's a close colleague of mine, I believe them.

I wanted to blog about this interesting privacy case but a work colleague of mine beat me to it.

It's even stronger when colleagues of mine are receiving contracts and kudos.

Do you have experience convincing colleagues of the value of your ideas on projects?

But when they or friends or business colleagues of there's have a legal need, they're more likely to think of you because they read your tweets everyday and they like them.

For example, let's say a certain colleague of yours really gets on your nerves.

I have asked various colleagues of mine as well as mothers in general, to weigh in on their thoughts about this bold cover.

Many people find positions through someone they know — or a friend or colleague of someone they know.

Knowing how to deal with challenging colleagues of all kinds is essential to your professional success.

I and many other independent creative colleagues of mine should be so lucky.

Doing great work usually requires colleagues of some sort.

And somebody on the site involved with the proposed protest has pulled no punches on the under performing club colleagues of the Chilean star.

Two expert colleagues of mine and I were quoted in this fabulous article on taste training here.

A few days ago, a dear friend and herbal medicine colleague of mine died.

Other colleagues of shorter heights also complained about the steering column, but those with longer legs did not.

Manage book launch strategy including creating e-mail text and posts for social media sites that get sent to launch partners (usually friends and colleagues of author).

There is no systematic effort to include all main disciplines and perspectives, and to resist... adopting colleagues of a similar mental perspective.

So starting there is good but I think what millennial colleagues of yours or your employees what they value is flexibility.

Her usual tactic then is to tell the seller those nasty colleagues of hers said the house was overpriced and they need to reduce it or the property likely won't be shown.

I appreciate the honesty and glad that other fellow agent colleagues of yours swear by him.

He was advised both lines were explored by former colleagues of the supervisor and abandoned.

Many colleagues of mine did not realize that interest was already gaining on their loans while they were in school.

You can also introduce them to colleagues of yours that may fit their current job searches.

We ran into a business colleague of hers on the airport shuttle.

In our conversation with Jessicca, we talk about her own decision to choose home birth, and through that process how she picked up on the trend of colleagues of hers making the same choice.

A former colleague of Dr. Barnaby at the Department of Homeland Security, Blackburne was removed from the initial zombie research in 2006 in favor of government - assigned scientists.

This blog post offers a few practical suggestions for managing your anxiety, based upon my extensive clinical experience working with anxiety disorders, as well as literature influences from colleagues of mine who are also specialists in this field.

Tear samples from patients with diabetes show elevated levels of substance P, which are related to early damage to the corneal nerves, which may contribute to the development of corneal ulcers and poor wound healing in patients with diabetes, according to the pilot study by Maria Markoulli, PhD, MOptom, FAAO, and colleagues of University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.

The Lewin Award was established in 2009 by colleagues of Ralph A. Lewin, former president of The Society and a distinguished teacher and researcher at The University of California at San Diego, Scripps Institution of Oceanography.

It's Ms. Moskowitz, a Democrat and former colleague of Mr. de Blasio's in the City Council.

As colleagues of John for many years, we wish him well.»

At the end of a week in which two former Labour first ministers expressed grave concerns about the future of the party, Lamont accused colleagues of trying to run Scotland «like a branch office of London».

Always takes all feedback as a constructive learning opportunity and acts upon it; enables others to thrive as part of agency life and adapts to others» styles to do so; ensures excellence is repeated by rigorously identifying and socializing key learnings for all colleagues

«We started it when a friend and colleague of ours, Azadeh Fattahi, an Iranian Ph.D. student at the University of Victoria in Canada, had to turn down a job offer from an American University and refused to attend two conferences in the U.S. due to the ban,» says Mathilde Jauzac, an astronomer at Durham University in the United Kingdom.

Ms. Black's sound advice will help you meet well - matched individuals who can enrich your life and help you grow, instead of drag you down.As a long - time friend and colleague of Ms. Black, I can personally vouch for her astute approach toward dating and relationships.

It is fine to list your professional colleagues of high standing, but please do not suggest people, such as contributors and series editors, who are involved with the book, or who are thanked in the acknowledgements.

Democratic Senate Leader Andrea Stewart Cousins accused her Republican colleagues of engaging in manipulation.

It is a theory shared with a few colleagues of mine who study psychopathology backed by a culmination of evidence and research.

Three longtime colleagues of Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross filed a lawsuit against him and his old private equity shop WL Ross & Co., accusing Ross and the firm of charging millions in improper fees and taking the money for themselves.

This latest study was led by Professor Kevin Sinclair, a close colleague of Professor Campbell's.

In another series of tests, the researchers tested whether oxytocin enhances the activation of the reward system only when seeing the partner or whether there is a similar effect with pictures of acquaintances and female work colleagues of many years.

The former Draco Malfoy debuted in the third season of The Flash, where he plays Julian Albert, a CSI colleague of -LSB-...]