Sentence examples for differences in companies from inspiring English sources

With the foundation of a new institution, there comes a new network, but how can we explain the differences in companies' network positions at the firm level?

However, the figures are not definitive; variations in how the two companies measure shipments, and differences in how companies report data to them, mean that IDC and Gartner both reckon that Lenovo, the largest PC company, shipped 15.7m PCs - even though Gartner's figure should include the Yoga while IDC's excludes them.

Take the difference in company ethics, for instance, which worries plenty of rich-world managers.

Pricing varied, with any comparisons complicated by differences in the companies' basic services.

Although the agreement will serve as a pattern for pacts with Ford and GM, there are significant differences in the companies.

While there are big differences in the companies' hardware and software, as well as their appearance on the Web, their argument is essentially the same: Online reservations are both easier and more accurate.

In 2007, Mr. Forbes resigned, which he said was the result of "differences in the company's strategic direction".

The researchers reported that even after controlling for differences in mileage, company car drivers are 50%% more likely to be involved in a car crash than are other drivers.

As a result, Wada says there will be structural differences in the company and that each employee, rather than a single department, would be called upon "think of the network as the basis of everything".

You see, there are differences in the company each traveler may keep.

Richard L. Church, a stock analyst for Salomon Smith Barney who follows all three chains said that a superstar hire could make a difference in the companies' stock valuations but added, "the long-term issue these companies face are formidable".