Sentence examples for firm weighed from inspiring English sources

The disclosures of the last week -- that Andersen auditors shredded Enron documents during a government investigation, that the firm weighed and then rejected dropping Enron as a client nearly a year ago -- have taken a toll on the 85,000 people who work for Andersen in 84 countries.

His friend, a young lawyer with a big four accountancy firm, weighed in, stone-faced.

His friend, a young lawyer at a big four accountancy firm, weighed in, stone-faced.

This has dragged down morale in the firm, weighing on the minds of partners considering leaving.

Goldman clients have complained that "in some circumstances the firm weighs its interests and short-term incentives too heavily," the report said.

At the same time, the skewed market structure is dominated by a few powerful large firms wary of too much competition and a mass of small firms weighed down by red tape and struggling to find a political voice.

Dubai's stockmarket index, where property firms weigh heavily, has risen by 81% in the past year.

These errors are particularly harmful because regulators often require firms weighing applications for credit to refer to credit bureaus.

There is an art to indexing, as firms weigh up which baskets of securities will deliver the best returns and the lowest trading costs.

Every year around this time, the heads of the country's largest law firms weigh the size of year-end bonuses for their junior lawyers.

Despite this constraint on the freedom of tie choice, we suggest that firms weigh the unique benefits and costs of all three types of interlocks to reach a decision of which tie to create for their purposes.