Sentence examples for especially corporations from inspiring English sources
Business ethics and discussions of corporate social responsibility are concerned with the behavior of individuals and especially corporations in markets (see Marcoux 2008).
But the important thing, he said, was that rates paid by private-sector borrowers, especially corporations, had risen substantially.
The inventors of the system say that it could become an important addition to the communications systems of many businesses, especially corporations whose employees routinely have to deal with overflowing voice-mail boxes.
Washington shouldn't keep giving special breaks to giant corporations while hardworking middle-class families get stuck paying the bill – especially corporations that sucked up billions of dollars in bailouts after nearly crashing our economy.
Several factors have contributed to this progress: a growing public anxiety about disasters; advances in disciplines as disparate as computer science, fluid mechanics, and neuroscience; and an infusion of funding from governments, universities, and especially corporations, which have figured out that disaster planning saves money in the long run.
"There is no systematic way to figure out who gave, especially corporations and individuals".
We must make campaign contributions -- especially from corporations with financial interests in Council business -- transparent, so we will know which councilmembers are bankrolled by which corporations when they push legislation through the Council.
The Bush administration has vowed to vigorously pursue tax cheating, especially by corporations and wealthy individuals.
Businesses, and especially American corporations, offer scads of compelling human dramas, the vast majority of which go untold, even unnoticed.
The newly unemployed are on the front line of suffering, especially when corporations are so quick to fire these days.
It occurs as well in the sustained minimization of tax increases – especially on corporations and the rich.
