Sentence examples for companies goodwill from inspiring English sources

Labour's fox will still be alive and kicking, since bills are rising by £130 this year, but George Osborne will only cut them by £50 – even that relies on the companies' goodwill.

But, for some of the same reasons, isn't relying on company goodwill problematic as well?

In the service sector we like some of the labor outsourcing companies like Goodwill and Fullcast.

Companies record goodwill on their balance sheets when they paid more than book value for an acquisition.

Not only can launching projects that focus on entrepreneurs help e-commerce companies gain goodwill among startups that might use their sites or services, but it can also help them eventually diversify their revenue streams.

Whether caused by malicious intent, or an inadvertent mistake, data loss can diminish a company's brand, reduce shareholder value, and damage the company's goodwill and reputation.

This company's goodwill should set the standard for businesses of the 21st century, particularly for the litigious giants of the pharmaceutical industry.

Most commentators thought it a grossly inflated price, a judgment Murdoch tacitly endorsed this month by writing the company's goodwill value down 50%.

She said the company hoped goodwill gestures would help tackle staff shortages in the short term and could end the breakdown of relations with the railway workers' union, RMT, opening up the possibility of fresh talks.

The $900m writeoffs comprise $400m of exploration costs, "impairment" charges for the company's goodwill or reduced reputation of $300m, and a further $200m for exiting a rig contract early.

Instead, the company's goodwill gesture seemed to highlight the near impossibility of surviving on that level of pay.