Sentence examples for care electronics from inspiring English sources

"The aging population and chronic diseases create an untenable drain on the health care delivery system," said L. David Whitlinger, a health care electronics specialist at Intel, which sees the growing array of networked devices being developed for remote and automated medicine as a huge new market for its microchips.

Tyco completed spinoffs of its health care and electronics units on June 29.

Tyco International will spin off its health care and electronics units to shareholders at the end of the month after winning approval from its board and from the Securities and Exchange Commission.

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — The diversified manufacturer Tyco International said Tuesday that its fiscal first-quarter profit fell 54percentt from a year earlier, when it still owned its health care and electronics businesses.

So long as their car moves when the pedal is pressed, there is little reason for drivers of newer cars to care whether electronics have replaced the physical connection between the accelerator and the engine.

The company, which recently spun off its health care and electronics divisions, said fourth-quarter earnings tanked 85%.

Companies in sectors such as health care, footwear, electronics, and cleaning chemicals have already started to demand these products from suppliers.

Onex, which owns 25percentt of the fund, also runs health care, marketing and electronics companies.

Hogan Lovells also declined to identify most of its clients, but it did say it represented Philips, the health care and consumer electronics company.

So it came as little surprise when, on Friday January 13th, Tyco International, a giant American conglomerate with its head office in Bermuda, announced that it would split up into three publicly traded companies: one focused on health care, another on electronics and the third on fire, home security and engineering.

Wal-Mart is the largest, or among the top three largest, sellers of many categories of goods, including groceries, family clothing, toys, personal care products, home electronics, magazines and others.