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RE: African infrastructure development - a nutcracker suite (Part 1 of I'm not sure how many yet)
Probably he does! Wherever he lives, I don't want to go near there - a scary dude for a simple little Canadian like me. Thanks for the support and the cool questions/comments.
My roommate during my MBA in Hamburg was from Canada. He said aboot instead of about.
He was probably from Halifax, then :-). Did he say eh, too? (Not et tu, like in Brute...) 🤣🤣
He said that all the time...LOL
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It would depend on your target audience! If it's people who know they need this service and these specific capabilities, spot on. Unfortunately, there's probably a much bigger peep pool which has no idea what a subordinate clause is and why the overuse of same is a Bad Thing.
How about a one-liner which captures your brand promise, along the lines of "Good to the last line!" (I don't know if Ricardo Montalban played well over here in the 80s....)
Interesting, I also heard not to end a sentence with a preposition.