Sentence examples for firm critical from inspiring English sources

The vote defeats two candidates nominated by Pacific Partners L.L.C., an investment firm critical of Webb's management.

Others, too, had had reservations, but that is exactly what connoisseurship is all about: instructed taste that powers firm critical judgments.

She mostly maintains a firm critical distance, yet this is the only biography I can recall in which the author recounts massaging the subject's feet.

Neither book uses musical examples, and each, like several other biographies in the series, offers a fine introduction to its subject for the general reader as well as a firm critical tack that even the specialist may enjoy testing: about the most one could ask of a small book.

"They're loosely put together in a way where not a lot of members know each other personally," said Matt Harrigan, chief executive of the security firm Critical Assets.

Hackers ran rampant on US companies in 2014, pulling off an unprecedented number of major breaches against the country's largest retailers, financial firms, critical infrastructure, software makers and, of course, movie studios.

But they argue that subsidizing housing can be better achieved through the tax code, rather than a complex mortgage finance system that reinforces Too Big To Fail, by creating a new set of firms critical to the functioning of the U.S. housing market.

We utilize high-technology based firms from a variety of high-tech categories including nanotechnology based firms since these firms have critical knowledge integration needs.

Last year no car companies made the top 25 list of favourite brands among millennials compiled by the research firm Vision Critical, and Toyota was alone in cracking the top 10 of Interbrand's most valuable brands last year.

In contrast, Brian Winterflood, founder of Winterflood Securities, a retail brokerage firm, is critical of iX because it calls for growth stocks, his main source of business, to be listed in Frankfurt.

Ms. Gillibrand was working at the firm during critical years for the tobacco industry, as the public tide was turning against smoking, and leading Democrats in the Clinton administration and Congress pushed for a more aggressive stance toward cigarette companies.