Sentence examples for firm widened from inspiring English sources

In June, the firm widened its relationship with the Venetian and the Palazzo, picking up their race and sports books after already providing the casinos with mobile gambling units.

By comparison, this ratio at Dewey, which doled out exorbitant guarantees to lure star lawyers from other firms, had widened to more than 25 to 1.

The deals narrowed the longstanding divisions between banks and brokerage firms and widened the gap between the global giants of finance and their regional competitors.

The cultural divide separating in-house teams and law firms has widened during the past decade.

Under Riccardo Chailly, this orchestra has maintained its firm beauty and widened its repertory, though you might not know that from the tour programs.

Top-ranked Japanese firms are widening the gap, in terms of sales and profits, between themselves and their rivals.

The competition for top legal talent has caused the spread between the highest-paid partners and other partners at law firms to widen in recent years.

On balance, we would see these developments as further supporting the competitiveness of strategic acquirors in the auction context over the typical private equity model, with the potential tax dis-synergy for private equity firms further widening the return gap (and therefore increasing the valuation gap) between strategic bidders and private equity acquirors.

On Thursday, the financial services firm said its losses widened in the first quarter, as troubles emanating from its mortgage unit continued to drag on the company's performance.

The European commission is to sue Paris for its failure to recover a hefty public loan from IT firm Bull and widen its investigation into a multi-billion euro aid package for debt-stricken Alstom.

A campaign group has accused Samsung of "illegal and inhumane violations", days after the firm promised to widen its own checks on its factories in China.