Sentence examples for firm off from inspiring English sources

Goldman is arguably the most exposed: 80% of its first-quarter net revenue came from trading and principal investments.Writing the firm off would be foolhardy.

Worker-management (except for small-scale, labour- intensive operations) puts workers at excessive risk and cuts the firm off from the capital markets, since outside investors know the workers can vote themselves higher wages out of profits.

The deal should also avert a strike by workers at Delphi, GM's bankrupt parts supplier, who are included thanks to commitments made when GM span the firm off in 1999.

The court found that prosecutors failed to properly convey to the jury the laws Arthur Andersen broke ― essentially letting the firm off on a technicality, Eisinger argues.

But the fire caught the firm off guard.

Roberto Civita, Abril's boss, died in May, catching the family-run firm off guard.

Three things could yet throw the firm off-course.The most obvious is that it could overreach and stumble.

Grab's reveal today seems to have caught the U.S. firm off-guard and expedited its own announcement.

Aside from leading his family's political donor strategy, Ricketts has a variety of other professional credits: He worked at a Nasdaq start-up called Knight Securities, consults for companies such as disaster recovery firm Off-Site LLC, and owns the Higher Gear bicycle shops on the North Shore in Illinois.

(Some fear that having to comply fully with FOI requirements might put firms off bidding for work).

"The patient is on life support now and if you take it off now you kill firms off and create a million unemployed workers.