Sentence examples for firm imagined from inspiring English sources

So the firm imagined installing fitness and day care centers, which the postal workers said they wanted, and turning part of the mall over to a nightclub, so that the parties already happening in the lot could move indoors.

Ross, who now works as a manager at a law firm, imagined a device that could, according to court documents, "allow one to read stories, novels, news articles as well as look at pictures, watch video presentations, or even movies, on a flat touchscreen".

Officials are now asking for "reverse" stress testing, in which a firm imagines it has failed and works backwards to determine which vulnerabilities caused the hypothetical collapse.

That data may itself be a greater opportunity for the firm — imagine being able to track every bus and municipal vehicle at all times, keeping tabs on traffic information, and so forth.

During the 1920s, Winn introduced the singing of "My Old Kentucky Home" before the running of the Derby, thus firming up imagined notions of the antebellum South with the race.

But to some of Mr. Putin's fellow citizens, the Russian president's grip already looks less firm than often imagined.

Or, if you would prefer a firmer science, imagine what qualities you can borrow from these women as you clean house, and hit the reset button on your New Year's resolutions.

Firms that imagine they can transform rapidly usually run into problems.

And when US firms that imagine a product, then package, market and sell it, can import cheaper inputs, that improves profit margins, adding to shareholder value.

Cultural firms are often imagined to be more innovative, information-rich, dynamic, flexible, non-hierarchical and dependent on local clusters and networks than their Fordist counterparts (Lash and Urry, 1994).

So in the sequential move game we're going to start by analyzing the move of Firm 2. So imagine yourself as the manager of Firm 2, you're coming along to make your output decision.