Sentence examples for conglomerates whose from inspiring English sources

The networks are owned by enormous media conglomerates whose primary profits and values derive from the entertainment business.

But such projects are mostly small-scale sidelines operated by Spain's huge energy conglomerates whose main interest is distributing imported fuels.

For the studios owned by conglomerates whose other divisions can produce tie-in books, DVD's and souvenirs, the success is particularly sweet.

One challenge involves forcing rival studios to agree on policy initiatives; unlike in Mr. Valenti's day, all the studios are embedded inside conglomerates whose interests do not always coincide.

But the most pernicious peddlers of apps are not the small guys but the publishing conglomerates whose apps are essentially crippled, disconnected mini-websites designed to make sure that users are corralled in ways that suit their publishers.

Probably not in giant investment-banking conglomerates, whose fortunes are subject to severe swings caused not only by market movements, and by operational risks, but also by assaults on their reputation.

Yet without these features, Berkshire is just another conglomerate whose shares trade at a discount to their true value.

More generally, the company can look like a conglomerate whose 40 separate product lines are only distantly related.

The conglomerate, whose products include drugs, baby shampoo and birth control pills, said sales rose 4 percent, to $15.63 billion.

The billionaire is the chairman and largest shareholder of Sistema, a conglomerate whose board members include the Labour peer Lord Mandelson.

General Electric, the diverse conglomerate whose troubled financial arm has been weighing on recent results, rose one notch to fifth.