Sentence examples for divided company from inspiring English sources

Enter "Shallow Throat," perhaps an anti-Bush mole in the bitterly divided Company (C.I.A).

Talk of a divided company comes as the British regulatory agency Ofcom investigates whether News Corporation is "fit and proper" to control 39 percent of the satellite broadcaster British Sky Broadcasting.

Despite questions about his inexperience in the car business, Mr. Mulally transformed Ford from an unprofitable, regionally divided company into one of the most efficient and profitable automakers in the world.

Motorola's board just picked a 28-year industry veteran to lead them, hoping that a battle-tried chairman can help steer the newly divided company in the right direction.

Instead, Barra blamed a divided company culture.

They divide companies into three cutely named categories: "miracle worker", "long runner" and "average Joe".

She said  his attempt to divide companies into "predators and producers" was "a mistake", adding: "It sounded anti-business, anti-growth and ultimately anti-worker for the many people employed by large companies in the UK".

In addition, dividing companies into "small" and "large" requires drawing arbitrary lines that can exclude valuable stocks.

Many search options and phone books divide companies alphabetically.

The supervisory boards of German companies are equally divided between company management and workers, and have the power to replace top executives.

In 1974, Reed divided the company to create IPC Magazines and Mirror Group Newspapers.