Sentence examples for corporate study from inspiring English sources

The corporate study, prepared by the left-leaning advocacy group Citizens for Tax Justice, examined the regulatory filings of the companies to compute each year's current federal taxes.

Last month, Coca-Cola, whose flagship brand has over 700,000 Twitter followers and more than 60 million Facebook fans — more than any other brand on Facebook — said a corporate study found that online buzz had no quantifiable impact on short-term sales.

Consider the consequences: One internal corporate study showed that women will apply for an open job only if they meet 100% of the criteria listed, while men will apply if they meet just 60%.

Accompanying the billboard advertisements was the publication of the "Dove Report", a corporate study which Unilever intended to "[create] a new definition of beauty [which] will free women from self-doubt and encourage them to embrace their real beauty".

In a corporate study carried out by The New York Times, Duke's graduates were shown to be among the most valued in the world, and Forbes magazine ranked Duke 7th in the world on its list of 'power factories' in 2012.

EPR subjects are recruited from the general populace via outpatient health care clinics, health fairs, community groups and gatherings, corporate study drives, and the Internet.

Although some corporate studies have recently begun to focus on productivity impacts from these programs (eg, reduced absenteeism, shortened disability periods, decreased "presenteeism"), much of the private sector research has emphasized healthcare cost savings.

The chairman of the corporate-studies program at a prestigious university, Carlton is brought under suspicion when he is discovered literally saddling a few of his lazier female students with extra homework.

As corporate owners study the bottom line, the mood is bleak.

The continuing partnerships that many of the HBC Us are creating with corporate America, study abroad programs, and STEM programs are also helping to decrease the perceived inequality of learning.

Assuming this as-yet-untested subterranean frozen wall scheme works—and that's a sizable assumption since it has never been used on such a large, long-term scale construction won't begin until after a corporate feasibility study is completed in March 2015.