Sentence examples for cases holding on from inspiring English sources

The private equity players buy divisions or entire companies, fix them and run them, either flipping the properties or, in some cases, holding on to them for several years.

At the Nissan plant, supervisors have worn "vote no" t-shirts to work in recent days, and in some cases held one-on-one talks with employees to discourage them from joining the UAW, according to workers.

We wonder whether the classification of the limit cases holds on time scales.

There is nothing new I can really say about GE except that it represents what is wrong with religion stocks–it is bought (and actually in most cases held) on faith.

In just about every case, holding on to your portfolio and either licensing patents or bringing lawsuits against violating competitors is the best bet.

"I don't think the ball went past their scrum-half in the last 20 minutes - we just knew it was going to be a case of holding on but unfortunately we weren't able to hang on".

The parts, in this case, are held on with little hex screws, and that little "tail" on the rear of the mouse unscrews to reveal a little hex wrench.

In many cases, the city held on to these properties for two decades or more because of financial and bureaucratic hurdles -- becoming a landlord that many residents said was even worse than the delinquent ones.

In these cases, obstinately holding on to them may cause psychological distress (Burmedi 2001).

In many cases, governments will want to hold on to blocking stakes typically 25%—in companies they consider "strategic".

He called it a "classic case of blazers trying to hold on to power".