Sentence examples for because of a firm from inspiring English sources

"I guess it's official, by Goldman standards I'm poor," said one employee who asked not to be identified because of a firm policy against speaking to the media.

"It's run as if it's a Broadway show," said one Goldman employee who asked not to be named because of a firm policy against speaking to the news media.

One Wall Street executive, who asked not to be named because of a firm policy prohibiting employees from speaking to the media, said his company was involved in a sensitive situation last year and he now wondered if reporters were monitoring his activities.

The University elected not to create a major or program in American studies, but rather to create a center because of a firm belief in the multidisciplinary approach, said Eric Slauter, Assistant Professor in English Language and Literature, and one of the co-directors of the Scherer Center.

P&G must test it for "impairment" but cannot acknowledge any increase, though Interbrand says Gillette's value rose 1% last year.Investors have a right to know how much brands are worth because so much of a firm's future depends on them, Mr Sinclair argues.

Similarly, the use of additional debt can raise the profitability of a firm (because it is expanding its business with borrowed money), but more debt means more risk.

"Because there is an absence of a firm understanding of what the job is, it permits you to be a chameleon in the race," said Eliot L. Spitzer, one of four Democrats competing to challenge Mr. Vacco, the Republican incumbent in New York.

But ebitda is an inadequate guide to cashflow because it takes no account of a firm's capital spending and gives no indication of how much profit is actually turned into cash as opposed to, say, remaining tied up as receivables.Despite its shortcomings, ebitda now plays a central role in the work of analysts and rating agencies.

In addition, this relative single measure does not show the total service quality of a firm, because customer expectations have not been considered in their model.

While workers who were made redundant because of downsizing or the closure of a firm used to get paid a "redeployment" allowance, meant for people who are unable to find new jobs, that benefit will no longer be available by 2017.

It's not because the customers are more contented or because the people doing the work are happier or because it extends the life expectancy of a firm, generates jobs and fuels the growth of the economy.