Sentence examples for be a small division from inspiring English sources

"We would not even be a small division at JPMorgan or Barclays," says Mr Marchick of Carlyle, which has $189 billion of assets under management.

Others remain nameless but are impressive nonetheless: for example, a home heating oil company that is a small division of a larger oil and gas retailer.

"No date has been set for this year's 'party.' " A Brooklyn woman who works in publishing, and also requests anonymity, writes: "The main office is in Manhattan, and there is a small division upstate.

Mr Seegers, a former marine, was trained to handle conflict; yet this was a case of two worlds that preferred not to acknowledge each other's existence at all.GEIS was a small division by GE standards, not even a line item in its annual reports—although its concentration on EDI meant that it certainly satisfied Mr Welch's decree that all divisions must be number one or two in their market.

It's a small division compared to other government agencies with approximately 3,700 employees worldwide.

Or perhaps, there are two different parts of the business, and traditionally one is a smaller division, but that smaller division now is much faster growing in revenue and carries a much higher margin profile.

The muni division is a small part of the layoffs likely to be announced Tuesday as part of UBS's earnings release.

Taylor Wimpey's own timber-frame division, Prestoplan, is a small part of its business.

Mr. Cantrell worked in a division that was a small part of the national missile defense program.

It never offered any cash, but as Slate UK would be a small loss-making division of a global monolith this was no surprise.

There is also a small division, started five years ago, that sells sunglasses and handbags.