Sentence examples for firm winner from inspiring English sources

A fourth break point soon arrived though and this time Pironkova made no mistake with a firm winner down the line.

We call these firms "winners take all" organizations.

Credit allocation and tighter regulation make some firms winners and others losers, and so require more public accountability.

Four times, according to the firm, the winner's odds have fallen dramatically from their opening quote: in 2008, when Le Clézio won, his odds opened at 14/1 and closed at 2/1.

In the annual report issued in March, new Chief Executive Christopher Peacock clearly explained how he intended to make the firm a winner again via long-term actions (over three years) and short-term priorities (to be completed by year-end).

Shapiro, who is running for office for the first time, hired the firm of Winner, Taylor & Associates.

So state parks officials staged a hiring ceremony Friday at a planned 32-acre park on the edge of Chinatown to name a San Francisco-based consulting firm as winner of an international design competition.

The Kirin-Suntory talks are notable because both firms are winners.

Thom Mayne, founder and design director of the New York- and Los Angeles-based architecture firm Morphosis and winner of the 2005 Pritzker Prize in architecture, is the lead architect.

Thom Mayne, founder and design director of the New York- and Los Angeles-based architecture firm, Morphosis, and winner of the 2005 Pritzker Prize in architecture, was the lead architect.

The free rider effect appears when the winner firm of an R&D race is not capable of appropriating the full revenue of its innovation, because the later generates positive externalities (see Jansen 2010, p. 350).