Sentence examples for corporations built from inspiring English sources

Gradually, corporations built defences.

Corporations built empires with tens of thousands of apartments under management for the benefit of shareholders.

Cities like Brownsville, Harlingen and McAllen in the Rio Grande Valley benefited from investment as corporations built factories known as maquiladoras on the Mexican side of the border.

We see corporations built and run by those without governing powers, so we believe that they're on our side, our swords and shields meant to fight off big government.

Assisted living underwent a big growth spurt in the 1990s as major corporations built and bought facilities, and almost ever since advocacy groups and researchers have been warning that however attractive these places look — chandeliered lobbies, pleasant individual apartments, the inevitable gazebo outside — the care they provide tends to be mediocre at best.

There will be real corporations built on crowdfunding, [but] the smart investor will look long and hard before they invest their money.

It's not the kind of safe collection most corporations build".

In fact, foreign investment continues to rise as multinational corporations build more factories in China.

Often, corporations build off federally funded basic research, says ITIF president Robert Atkinson.

Fueled in part by social media, public pressures on corporations build faster and reach further than ever before.

Riga's factories, many of them now affiliates of transnational corporations, build and repair ships, machine tools, rolling stock, diesel engines, and streetcars.