He was co-chairman of the hedge fund Atticus Capital before striking out on his own and engineering a series of international deals.
Sarkozy, knowing this, spent his first two months engineering a series of audacious tactical coups that were of exactly the human-bomb type: walking up to dangerous men and defusing them.
Weill made his name in the financial world by engineering a series of spectacular mergers; he ingeniously erased the distinction between brokering and banking by combining Salomon, Smith Barney and Citibank under one roof.
Meanwhile, the Coyotes' general manager, Don Maloney, is the top candidate to be selected executive of the year for engineering a series of smart in-season acquisitions on a tight budget.
This is a hilarious novel about how two daughters see their mother's love and sex life, and includes many imaginative threads, such as having to act out scenes in their mother's never-ending play, being sent off to London to pick up dishonestly obtained prescription medication and engineering a series of illicit affairs.
He shot to fame in the 1980s by engineering a series of runs on energy companies.
By applying a semi-rational approach for promoter engineering, a series of expression plasmids containing single and dual promoters were constructed using aminopeptidase (AP) with an intrinsic signal peptide as the reporter protein.
To obtain higher molecular weight processable polyesters which are of potential interest for tissue engineering, a series of biodegradable aliphatic/aromatic copolyesters, poly(4,4′-isopropylidenediphenyl terephthalate -co-poly(hexylene terephthalate -co-polylacterephthalate -co-polythexylenevia directerephthalate -co-polylactidehterephthalate -co-polylactide-A, 1,6-hexanediol, and oligolacterephthalate -co-polylactide
Tuomas Markunpoika Tolvanen, Cabinet from Engineering Temporality series (2012).
Dimon understands and performs this drill well, for he was in cahoots with his mentor, Sandy Weill, in engineering a series of mergers and acquisitions that would have violated the Glass-Steagall law, which for decades had prohibited commingling investment and commercial banking.
