Sentence examples for fictional corporation from inspiring English sources

The original Encom (the fictional corporation in the film) seems based on the old I.B.M., not on Microsoft.

A majority of the funds, $25,000, came from graphic designer Pete Hottelet of San Francisco's Omni Consumer Products, a firm named after the fictional corporation that builds RoboCop in Verhoeven's cult classic.

She said the bacteria E. coli, which can be fatal in some forms and harmless in others, was used in a Critical Art Ensemble production called "GenTerra," which looked at genetic engineering of organisms from the perspective of a fictional corporation.

A prolific Bay area playwright, Patricia Milton's Demeter or In The Silence of Tangerine Groves examines the plight of a super-stressed female marketing executive at a fictional corporation named U.S. Smells.

Important corollaries to "Inside Job" include Alex Gibney's documentary "Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer," which suggests that his downfall was plotted by Wall Street titans, and "The Company Men," John Wells's sober, beautifully acted depiction of the effect of corporate downsizing on the lives of three executives at a fictional Boston corporation.

Some of you may recognize "Tessier-Ashpool" as the fictional mega-corporation from the novels of William Gibson. .

Players found that by completing certain tasks in the game, they would be presented with login screens for the fictional Aperture Science corporation within the Steam interface.

An alternate reality game, centered on the fictional Massive Dynamic corporation, was introduced during the pilot and featured "strange symbols paired with glowing dots" appearing throughout the episode and an "advertisement" for the company shown at the end with a web address for the game.

Instead, it essentially said that corporations -- fictional entities that were created a few hundred years ago by people to let other people avoid personal responsibility and liability -- can impose the religious views of shareholders without any of the personal consequences.

For example, the panel doesn't appear when you search for hotels, restaurants, corporations, events or fictional characters like Odysseus and Santa Claus.

"Corporations are a fictional entity that are designed to make money and they're neither people nor patriots.