Sentence examples for corporate prosperity from inspiring English sources
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Corporate prosperity has not followed the cost-cutting: the company's stock price has fallen from $84 in 1999 to just over $3 today.
Central bank forecasters expect that over the next year this corporate prosperity will translate into better job prospects for Japanese workers, higher wages and more spending.
With the profits of these firms so dependent on their global operations, it is not surprising that corporate prosperity has failed to spur "home" economies.American and Japanese companies remain more closely tied to their domestic markets.
Loach highlights the grisly caste system which is a metonym of corporate prosperity: the immigrant office cleaners who are made to feel invisible, who do not show up on the white-collar feelgood radar.
Corporate prosperity can be reflected in a different kind of jobs number: productivity.
In other words, the old relationship between corporate and national prosperity has broken down.This observation has two sides to it.
No, the "Orange Marilyn" is neither a leading nor a lagging indicator, but merely a coincident indicator of our corporate world's prosperity.
President Clinton courted big business -- and it was his White House that presided over an era of prosperity for corporate America.
The Associated Press broke an interesting story recently noting that Herman Cain, who has portrayed himself as an outsider to politics, has in fact worked closely since 2005 with Americans for Prosperity, a corporate front group organized and funded in large part by billionaire industrialists Charles and David Koch, long-time financiers of America's conservative movement.
Yet amid the rhetoric, denial and promotion of corporate interests and economic prosperity ahead of environmental concerns, over the past decade Texas lawmakers authorised the spending of $7bn of taxpayers' money on the Competitive Renewable Energy Zone, a vast infrastructure project to connect west Texas wind power to major urban areas.
