Sentence examples for firm originated from inspiring English sources

The firm originated in the final days of the 18th century.

The selected architectural firm originated in New York and moved to Dublin in 2001 after winning an international competition to design a government office building in Ireland.

The story, which has annoyed the architects who did work on the drawings — many of them were from William Pereira and Charles Luckman's firm — originated with a photograph taken by Julius Shulman in 1965, a few years after the dedication.

The firm originated in Russia, grew out of social networking company called Mail.ru, and at some point we started making international investments.

The firm originated at least $97.2 billion in high-interest loans from 2005 to 2007, CPI reports.

We synthesize across literature streams examining each phenomena to document distinctions between firms originating from different "knowledge contexts".

Interestingly, it is often the firms originating from the least corrupt countries that are most willing to pay bribes abroad.

We are able to test this prediction by combining a reform that exogenously changed the subsidy rate for disabled workers with unique information on whether a new Flexjob hire was previously employed in a regular job at the same firm or originated from outside the firm.

Chris Hart, chief executive of First California Mortgage, estimates that mortgages tied to Unison's down-payment program could eventually account for perhaps 10% of the purchase loans his Petaluma firm originates.

If those running Fannie and Freddie had taxpayers' interests at heart, they would be working assiduously to return as many questionable mortgages as they could to the firms who originated them (those firms that still exist, that is).

Mr. de Cordova was the fourth generation to work as a floor specialist in a family firm that originated as Alfred de Cordova & Co., in 1882.