Sentence examples for firm sustained from inspiring English sources

Losses that the firm sustained on junk bonds issued by telecommunications companies cut into its earnings in the third and fourth quarters.

When it came, it was substantial: no light brushing of fingers, rather a firm, sustained grip fully worthy of the import it carried.

The clients of the Charles Schwab Corporation, the biggest discount brokerage firm, sustained $56.2 billion in market losses in April, as declining stocks shaved the value of holdings by 7percentt.

Mothers were shown how to calm their infants using firm sustained touch by cupping one hand around the infants' legs and feet and placing the other hand on the abdomen.

At this stage the intervention is designed to engage the sensory systems of smell, touch, hearing and sight through odor cloth exchange, firm sustained touch, vocal soothing and eye contact.

This intervention is facilitated by specially trained Nurture Specialists in three ways: 1) In the isolette through calming interactions between mother and infant via odor exchange, firm sustained touch and vocal soothing, and eye contact; 2) Outside the isolette during holding and feeding via the Calming Cycle; and 3) through family sessions designed to engage help and support the mother.

And those in the PR firms sustaining EDF's feeble morals should be ashamed.

Lower wages and higher unemployment leads to net out-migration of workers, which mitigates the unemployment and wage effects; lower wages also attract firms, sustaining job creation and wages.

Robert G. Scott, chief financial officer at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, said in a teleconference with analysts that the firm had sustained no proprietary trading losses.

For example, Cantor Fitzgerald, the bond trading firm that sustained the largest losses of any Wall Street company, was closed for business entirely so that its employees could attend a private service yesterday afternoon in Central Park.

"Not many!" In 2003, when Ryan Kavanaugh started Relativity Media, he was twenty-nine and had already abandoned his first enterprise: a venture-capital firm that sustained huge losses, incurring lawsuits by investors.