Sentence examples for company angle from inspiring English sources

How they will bring the product to market: The insurance company angle is the initial entry point being pursued for marketing.

There was so much strength on the media company angle… Became apparent that this is a technology company in the media business.

Throughout his tenure in the company, Angle was a six-time world champion (a four-time WWF/E Champion, a one-time World Heavyweight Champion, and a one-time WCW Champion), and he also held the WCW United States Championship, Intercontinental Championship, European Championship, Hardcore Championship, and WWE Tag Team Championship once each.

Facebook is by no means the only internet company angling to host publishers' stories with the promise that they'll load faster, look better and/or make them more money from advertising.

It was there on the overpass of I-65 heading out of Montgomery, Al. that Gorlin had the idea for what would become Roadie, a company angling to disrupt the $90 billion shipping industry in the U.S. "I think to myself… somebody is leaving Birmingham right now and heading to Florida," Gorlin remembers.

Rather than have HBO be seen as just another American company angling for a way to pile into China, Spink said, "this is about taking great content out of China".

Second, it acknowledges that more companies angling for government contracts are likely to include offshoring in their tender bids.

BUT an awful lot of the companies angling for a piece of the action are long on goals and short on specifics.

Daily Deal Web Sites Become Players in Their Own Deals | Groupon and LivingSocial have been leading a virtual land grab, with dozens of companies angling for a bigger share of the fast-growing market.

In recent months, Groupon and LivingSocial have been leading a virtual land grab, with dozens of companies angling for a bigger share of the fast-growing market and swallowing start-ups at a rapid rate.

To leave it to Uber – or, even worse, to the giant technology companies angling for a piece of the lucrative "smart city" pie – is to preclude the kind of flexible experiments that would allow communities to arrange their transport as they see fit.