Sentence examples for corporations compared to from inspiring English sources

Our nation's money managers now hold 70 percent of all shares of American corporations, compared to a mere 8 percent in the 1950s, giving them absolute voting control.

Thus, the disadvantage of the corporation compared to the partnership decreases.

Thus, corporation, as compared to non-corporation, is more likely to have higher production levels.

(Not for nothing that publicly traded corporations have been compared to sociopaths).

A deal reached last week to save Ulster's power-sharing devolved administration included a right for Northern Ireland to set a 12.5 per cent corporation tax rate (compared to 20 per cent for the rest of the UK).

John C. Coffee, Jr., Does Unlawful Mean Criminal: Reflections on the Disappearing Tort/Crime Distinction in American Law, 71 B.U. L. Rev. 193, 196 (1991) ("Once it is conceded that some level of monitoring could be excessive, then the cost to the corporation must be compared to the benefit to society".).

If there were ESTs available, they were assembled into transcripts using Sequencher version 5.0 (GeneCodes Corporation, Ann Arbor Michigan), and compared to the predictions available at JGI (if there were any).

That would be progressive and would counteract the tremendous advantage that pass-through entities currently enjoy compared to corporations.

Certainly national governments no longer have a monopoly of information, or an unequalled reach, compared to corporations and civil society.

Compared to corporations, LLCs may have fewer reporting requirements and therefore be easier to manage.

Compared to corporations, colleges are much more willing to accommodate couples, but that is primarily because they have to.