Sentence examples for both conglomerates from inspiring English sources

Shareholders of both conglomerates would be given shares in the new joint venture.

Shareholders of both conglomerates would be given shares in the new venture.

Both conglomerates are betting high stakes on the continuing popularity of going online to watch episodes of TV shows.

Both conglomerates boast that they can offer their customers a complete package of transmission, storage and other capacities, in contrast to Vestas's focus on generation only.Free as the windIn some countries, such as Brazil, windpower is already competitive without subsidies, and as the technology continues to develop there will be more such markets.

Tyco and G.E., both giant conglomerates, have also drawn the attention of some skeptics, because their operations are so large and complex as to be essentially unfathomable to outsiders.

At the same time, Deutsche Telekom is increasingly leaning toward buying Qwest, which if combined with VoiceStream would give the German conglomerate both a wireless and fixed-line network that would span most of the United States.

Selected structure should allow to provide the necessary protection of reservoir's banks from the wave destruction, both urban conglomerate parcels and agricultural, for example on the Kuibyshev reservoir.

The Norwegian telecommunications company Telenor and the telecommunications arm of the Russian financial and industrial conglomerate Alfa both held significant stakes in Russian and Ukrainian cellular telephone companies and had been sparring over matters of corporate governance.

The Norwegian company Telenor and the telecommunications arm of the Russian financial and industrial conglomerate Alfa both held significant stakes in Russian and Ukrainian cellphone firms and had been sparring over matters of corporate governance.

Sometimes the term rudite (or rudaceous) is used to collectively refer to both breccias and conglomerates.

At least in the eyes of shareholders, United Technologies — the manufacturer of Otis elevators, Pratt & Whitney jet engines and Sikorsky helicopters — has emerged as the more successful of the two industrial conglomerates, both based in Connecticut.