Sentence examples for a firm unit from inspiring English sources

As Sun Yat-sen, China's first modern revolutionary, explained in a speech shortly before his death, in 1925, "If we are to resist foreign oppression in the future, we must overcome individual freedom and join together as a firm unit, just as one adds water and cement to loose gravel to produce something as solid as a rock".

Its view of womanhood is stylistically diverse: upper bodies are used in strong opposition to lower bodies, then the whole body becomes a single, firm unit.

In these models, the researcher considers observable characteristics that would affect a firm or unit to be treated in the first place.

If there is a non-empty set of possible qualities such that firm unit cost is below the corresponding price (as in Fig. 1), then the firm can profitably sell in market n.

The Browns' offensive line actually has a chance to be pretty good, though last year it was o't the firm unit that it has mostly been since Joe Thomas's arrival in 2007.

In the town of Mödling, just south of Vienna, a couple in their mid-30's hired a firm called the Unit to design a minimal white cube with a reddish-orange curtain that billows across the garden facade like a giant matador's cape.

The latest power woman to be kicked off our list in a high-profile scandal is Carla Cico, the former chief executive of Brasil Telecom, who was indicted last year on charges of criminal conspiracy after she allegedly hired a risk-consulting firm, a unit of Marsh & McLennan, to spy on competitor Telecom Italia.

Using surveys and a sorting task for several sales contest designs, a national sample of a firm's multi-business unit sales force (n = 620) provided the data for our study.

In February Mandiant, a security firm, identified Unit 61398 as the likely base for thousands of attacks on North American corporate and security targets.The choice of targets also clearly points to China's government as the perpetrator.

A few weeks ago, Mr. Mack chose Stephen R. Volk, a mergers lawyer, to be a vice chairman of the firm, a unit of the Credit Suisse Group of Switzerland, a financial services conglomerate.

For any economic unit, whether a firm or an individual, income may be measured by that hypothetical amount of consumption that would leave capital intact.