Sentence examples for complicated firm from inspiring English sources

Mr. Enderle and other analysts said there was a difference between creating a consumer tech company like eBay and fixing a diversified and complicated firm like H.P., whose roots stretch deep into Silicon Valley history but where the morale is low after a string of scandals and the path to recovery is murky.

The final reason is tractability: in a separating equilibrium, when there are many firms, the patterns of combinations of firms becomes complicated (a selfish firm surrounded by two selfish firms, or by one selfish and one altruistic, or by two altruistic, etc.; similarly for an altruistic firm and its neighbors).

The final division will be complicated, with firms supporting rural development also hoping to benefit from the 15% transfer of funds.

Not only are modern firms complicated global affairs, but executives are putting today's deals together in a hurry.

RUNNING a design firm is complicated enough, but more so when the two partners (read: entire staff) spend most of their time on opposite coasts.

"They're using the same words, the same press releases, the same language that they used twenty years ago, when they were saying, 'Oh, my God, the sky will fall if you label E. coli O157 as an adulterant.' " When Marler's litigation becomes complicated and protracted, his firm can go months without generating income.

These studies indicate that the process of rDNA evolution is complicated, and that no firm conclusion can be drawn on the tempo and direction of repeat homogenization.

Partnering with the Saudi government has long produced complicated relationships for American firms.