Sentence examples for deal-making efforts from inspiring English sources

Even as the company shakes up its management, the board remains committed to its deal-making efforts.

And AT&T would have found new markets in which to grow, after its deal-making efforts were stymied in recent years.

Yet for all his deal-making efforts, Mr. Greifeld still has a black mark on his record: his year-and-a-half-long failed effort to take over the London Stock Exchange that began in 2006.

So far, the diplomacy and sanctions haven't been working: Iran has been unresponsive to extensive European deal-making efforts and hasn't taken up a year-old U.S. offer of across-the-board negotiations in exchange for stopping its uranium enrichment.

By giving Tea Party conservatives in the House of Representatives a chance to take their favored legislation as far as it will go, House Speaker John Boehner may buy himself some needed goodwill from a vocal segment of his party that has sometimes viewed his deal-making efforts with suspicion.

Perhaps they are more about political deal-making than an effort to rein in protectionism through international rules.

Lost in the deal-making, though, was the effort to save the Export-Import Bank.

In an effort to put the deal-making in perspective, Crunchbase News has aggregated some of the metrics for startup investment in the space.

That involves some very complex deal-making -- and highly creative financial packaging -- to make it worthwhile for developers, all parties to the effort agree.

After many years of fervent lobbying and deal-making in China, American media companies have little to show for their efforts there and are increasingly shifting their attention instead to India.

The results – such as Rumour Has It, Derailed (whose title was also its most accurate review) or this week's Love Happens – are all movies in which the greatest creative efforts were expended before the cameras rolled, during the deal-making process.