Sentence examples for firm argue from inspiring English sources

Executives from the firm argue that these are times to buy things cheaply, be they stakes in companies or real estate properties.

But the three guides, Ann Boulais, Michael Tait and Josh Silver, backed by a public-interest law firm, argue that the city has gone too far.

But brokers who help sell expensive co-ops, like Frederick W. Peters, president of Ashforth Warburg Associates, a medium-size firm, argue against sharing some listings with inexperienced agents who they say could easily ruin a Manhattan co-op deal.

In a new paper* Gabriel Rosenberg and Jai Massari of Davis Polk & Wardwell, a law firm, argue that rather than looking at the absolute cost of a transaction in one market, the CFTC would be better off thinking about the relative costs of swaps and futures, both of which it regulates.

In a recent paper, Bradford Cornell, of California Institute of Technology, and James Rutten, of Munger, Tolles and Olson, a Los Angeles law firm, argue that even highly developed financial markets such as the New York Stock Exchange are not efficient enough to allow courts to use declines in share prices to calculate the financial damage caused by a fraud.

Theories of the multinational firm argue that firms can internationalize because they possess a firm-specific advantage which is crucial for overcoming and compensating for the liability of foreignness.

Mr. Cavanagh stood firm, arguing that the valuations were fair.

But, as Peter Kellner of YouGov, a polling firm, argues, this may be politically cyclical.

Willis Welby, a boutique research firm, argues that investors overlook this margin stability.

A.T. Kearney, a consulting firm, argues that growth of revenue and of profits are interrelated.

The law firm argues that its evidence is protected by attorney-client privilege.