Sentence examples for companies drawing from inspiring English sources

And it prevents our companies drawing on all the talents our nation has to offer.

Mr. Seinfeld said he took the idea initially to executives at several Internet-based companies, drawing strong interest.

Cumulus plans to refinance the debt of the two companies, drawing on as much as $500 million in investments from Crestview Partners and Macquarie Capital and about $3 billion in debt financing.

"Sleeping Beauty" is a demanding full-length 19th-century ballet that is a calling card for companies, drawing devoted and marginal ballet fans while filling theaters and generating revenue.

Even the once-unfathomable has happened: Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, the two largest and most storied investment banks, transformed themselves into bank holding companies, drawing a curtain on a decades-long era of Wall Street finance.

Where American companies preferred to churn products out and then test them to see if they were defective, Japanese companies, drawing from the ideas of American management consultants such as W. Edwards Deming and Joseph Juran, embraced the idea that quality was about catching mistakes when (or just before) they happened, rather than repairing defects after the fact.

What rational conclusions can companies draw from this relationship game?

As the business cycle turns up, companies draw down cash and borrow to finance increasing investment.

It is important, they say, for knowledgeable scientists to help companies draw up and interpret studies.

Executives from New Line Cinema, Jersey Films and other film companies, drawn by enthusiastic reviews, stopped backstage.

Walmart, like other large companies, draws water from municipal supplies to keep costs down.