Sentence examples for corporations fall from inspiring English sources

So perhaps a more reasonable way of creating a level playing field would be to demand American terrestrial radio corporations fall into line with almost every other country in the world by paying artists when they use their music.

The classic pitfall that corporations fall into when they outsource services like search is the numbers game: They play metrics bingo.

Since Monday, Standard Chartered has fiercely argued that its transactions on behalf of Iranian banks and corporations fell squarely within that loophole.

Loans to companies, excluding banks and other financial corporations, fell at an annual rate of 1.9 percent in June after declining 2.1 percent in May.

In the same period, the number of I.R.S. audits of large corporations fell to 3,675 from 4,693, a decrease of 21.7 percent.

After running up sharply every quarter since mid-2008, the ratio of cash holdings to assets by corporations fell slightly for the first time in the second quarter of this year.

Last year, the amount of income taxes paid by corporations fell 2.5percentt from 1998, government finance records show, while individual income tax revenue surged 6.2percentt.

Shares in Enterasys Networks, a company that sells routers and switches to large corporations, fell 61.1percentt yesterday, after the company was downgraded by at least eight analysts.

According to the S.& P.'s data, Mr. Silverblatt said, sales at major corporations fell 7.1percentt in the second quarter from the period a year earlier.

Audits of the working poor increased by more than 48percentt last year, while audit rates of the wealthiest Americans and large corporations fell to record lows.

From 1999 to 2003, the number of civil negligence penalties aimed at corporations fell to 12 from 62. Civil fraud penalties dropped to 170 last year from 247 in 1999.