Sentence examples for company characterised from inspiring English sources

Her outlook is positive, her company characterised by mischievious humour.

Now may be a good time for a company characterised by perpetual transformation to change tack radically.

The company characterised the fire, the worst in an open cut coalmine in Victoria's history, as a "perfect storm" of events and not foreseeable.

The company characterised the Oklahoma financial settlement as an act of largesse by describing it as "an extension of our commitment to help drive solutions to the opioid addiction crisis".

Instagram launched in 2010 and flourished to such an extent that in April 2012 it was acquired by Facebook for about $1bn, an unusually high amount for a company characterised by having plenty of buzz, but no real business model.

A cohort of 889 men and 1077 women employed for at least 1 month between 1946 and 1984 by a former Italian leading asbestos (mainly textile) company, characterised by extremely heavy exposures often for short durations, was followed up to 1996, for a total of 53 024 person-years of observation.

Why must the company be characterised as out to crush Big Tampon, especially when it's inconceivable that any single solution should devour all other options?

"These companies are characterised by a complete lack of transparency, human rights infringements and damage to the environment," he said last year.

The companies have characterised the acquisition as a 'merger' which suggests all parties are now looking to Green Man for a future liquidity event such as a sale or further merger.

Pilot survey research carried out among 134 production and services enterprises based in the Podlaskie region has allowed us to state that the companies are characterised by low foresight maturity levels.

Digital companies are characterised by the fact that their operations are strongly linked to the internet.