Sentence examples for corporate advantages from inspiring English sources

Research points to the clear corporate advantages of hiring autistic staff, including a surge in innovative and creative thinking.

That's as it ought to be: a corporate advantage over private equity when there's a decent fit.

Design management has been recognised (and subsidised) throughout the European Union as a function for corporate advantage of both companies and nations.

While its strongest critics accuse ILSI of working behind the scenes to present information that would shape public policy to corporate advantage, Anderson points out that ILSI functions according to a nonprofit charter bound by U.S. regulations, with a board dominated by members not affiliated with any vested interest, who would readily vote down such lobbying.

Today's modern, sophisticated marketing techniques blogs, Facebook pages and multiple levels of corporate involvement are advantages that seven-time gold medal swimmer Mark Spitz didn't have in 1972.

It is true that, starting in 2013, the new law eliminates a corporate tax advantage on retiree drug benefits that amounts to double-dipping.

Sporting clubs Real Madrid, Barcelona, Athletic Bilbao and Osasuna are accused of a corporate tax advantage of 5%.

The Pritzkers, especially the second- and third-generation patriarchs Abram Nicholas, known as A.N., and his son Jay relished opportunities to buy distressed business assets on the cheap by exploiting a corporate tax advantage often overlooked by other bidders.

However, Intel was the market leader and had a significant corporate image advantage.

The way in which investors and the corporate sector take advantage of those low rates will set the tone for the developed economy in the next few years.

When companies fail or when some corporate executive takes advantage of stockholders, it's the taxpayers who must split the bill as unemployment rises and retirees are left without pensions.