Sentence examples for conglomerates into from inspiring English sources

Expansion abroad has transformed Finmeccanica from one of many stodgy state-run conglomerates into the world's eighth-largest maker of weapons.Foreign expansion is often viewed as coming at the expense of jobs at home.

The crony capitalism exposed in South Korea and Indonesia has only hastened the need to change.Under increasing pressure to divest its holdings, KMT Inc is turning itself from one of the country's largest conglomerates into its largest investment fund.

But "Stet" goes on to tell the depressing, and depressingly familiar, tale of how Deutsch floundered in the 1970's and 80's, when the mounting costs of book production, the dominance of new media and the entry of multinational conglomerates into publishing made it more and more difficult for small independent houses to survive.

A planet the size of Mars races toward a planet like Earth, smashes into its crust and mantle, and ejects debris that conglomerates into a large moon.

Star formation is both a sink and a source for cosmic dust; A portion of materials left over from star formation condenses into dust, which subsequently conglomerates into planetesimals.

We here dealt with the problem of incorporating complex cell conglomerates into histological cell count cut-off studies.

And it is to break up the media conglomerate into four parts.

Roger Carr, the Cadbury chairman, this weekend described Kraft as having turned from a "low-growth conglomerate" into a "no-growth conglomerate".

This could herald PPR's transformation from a luxury-and-retail conglomerate into a pure luxury group.

His transformation of the conglomerate into one of Europe's most admired services groups has been remarkable.But his latest coup is not yet sealed.

Lord Weinstock never approved of the way Lord Simpson and Mr Mayo turned his stodgy but steady conglomerate into a flashy telecoms company after selling off its defence business.