pass along

Forty percent said they are "determined" to pass along wealth to their families, compared to 25 per cent of baby boomers and Gen Xers (age 31-45).

* Only 27% are able to pass along all or most of the cost (6% did not report).

As her clientele grew, she began asking her favorites to pass along her name and card to others in need of her expertise.

They should be protected from parents who pass along prejudices that lead to schoolyard bullying and, later in life, hate crimes.

APPL uses stories as their chief knowledge transfer method--the mechanism these program leaders use to shape and define their culture and to pass along lessons to the younger generation.

If anyone feels like writing just to say hello or to pass along some uplifting words, please do.

Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved an implantable computer chip that can pass along a patient's medical details to doctors, providing easy access to individual medical records.

This article reports the results of three studies that examine consumer responses and motivations to pass along email.

That sounds reasonable, but have you ever considered some of the detrimental obligations flow-down provisions might pass along to your company?

"One of the most valuable things we can pass along is critical thinking."

Here are some safety advisories to pass along to clients:

It trains weapons and tactics instructors who can return to the fleet and pass along the skills they learned to other fleet aviators.

Perhaps, the greatest thing a PIMA member can do during Membership Month is to pass along what it means to be a PIMA member to someone who could benefit.

We owe it to our students to pass along information that will allow them to unlock their musical potential and prevent the possibility of future injury.

Now, I have a review of my own to pass along. In Los Angeles, KNX-AM, an all-news radio station, has a popular daily segment called "Character Counts," hosted by Michael Josephson.