Sentence examples for firms especially in the from inspiring English sources

They hope to sign up government agencies as customers, along with private firms, especially in the software services sector.

"Many small firms, especially in the retail sector, will have taken on seasonal staff to help them through the busy Christmas period.

Its myriad small and medium-sized firms, especially in the north, are sometimes ill managed by family owners and always overregulated.

Even in making machine-tools, it defers only to the United States, Japan and Germany, and engineering graduates from Turin and Milan are world-class.Another sign of vitality is the alacrity with which many Italian firms, especially in the north-east, have invested in Central Europe.

By contrast, there is some evidence for a positive effect of the immigrants share on productivity in high technology firms, especially in the first-difference specifications.

The process of preparing for, implementing, and responding to this scope change has significant ramifications for divesting firms, especially in the area of organization design.

By implication, while the engagement of a very well established auditing firm is expected to effect a number of positive outcomes on a client (firm), especially in the area of disclosure, their presence do not really affect the environmental disclosure behaviour of firms.

The development companies say they will need to cancel the contracts because their employees cannot work safely without the protection of the firms, especially in less secure parts of the country where economic development is urgently needed.

Migrants and urbanites now work in the same firms, especially in large retail chains that dominate the urban commercial landscape (Otis 2011b).

Helping domestic industry develop new products by restricting imports of high-tech machinery will simply push up costs to other domestic firms, especially in services, that require the best available equipment in order to improve their own productivity.* "Technology and Industrial Performance", OECD 1997.

Although one competition regulator reckons there is a now just a "sliver of paper" between the EU and American approaches, the extra scrutiny given to the Nokia/Navteq and Tom Tom/Tele Atlas mergers suggests the EU is still cautious.Differences in the treatment of dominant firms, especially in fast-changing high-tech industries, also remain and are if anything more plain.