Sentence examples for array of corporations from inspiring English sources

The soft-money election was followed by a $40 million inaugural, with an array of corporations ponying up $100,000 donations.

The owners of the site have sold 'islands' on the landscape to an array of corporations including General Motors, IBM and Song BMG.

In the past few years, 15 public health and medical schools have turned away donations from the industry; McCombs' move was unusual because of its longstanding ties to an array of corporations.

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In addition to the above companies, an array of corporations and utilities, including BP unit BP America, Caterpillar, Starbucks, Shell and Sun Microsystems, have joined climate change groups like the U.S. Climate Action Partnership and Business for Innovative Climate & Energy Policy, which together represent over 40 companies.

And as I described in my piece back in March, You're Not Google's Customer, You're the Product, Google's real customers are the whole array of corporations who buy access to that user information to know how to effectively market their products and increase their profits.

Kenneth Gross, an election lawyer who represents an array of large corporations, told me that few of his clients have contributed to the social-welfare groups engaged in political activity this year.

Since then, in an ostentatious fit of patriotism, the Hainan government and an array of Chinese corporations have lavished investments on public works and amenities of all kinds on the island, starting with solar panels, a power grid and a state-of-the-art desalination plant.

That last part makes no sense in terms of the group's ostensible mission, but makes perfect sense if you look at the array of big corporations, from Goldman Sachs to the UnitedHealth Group, that are involved in the effort and would benefit from tax cuts.

Though rarely mentioned in American media, the USTR's blacklist serves as a critical warning to a broad array of global corporations, and is a key tool in U.S. foreign policy.

They will be poring over hundreds of pages detailing large payments to an array of banks and corporations in the months leading up to the bankruptcy.