Sentence examples for firms to save from inspiring English sources

But perhaps creative perks are actually a cunning way for firms to save money.

How can governments know which firms to save or the "right" size of any industry?

The worst problems unfold when politicians intervene in purely private domains with short-term goals, bailing out old firms to save jobs or spending lavishly on white elephants.

Audit fees have been under pressure in recent years, as some companies show a willingness to change audit firms to save money.

But in fact, many of the private equity firms that have excelled in exploiting the carried interest loophole are actually job destroyers; they excel in restructuring firms to "save" on labor costs, often by moving jobs abroad.

One basic unresolved question is whether monetary policy works by affecting the incentives of financial intermediaries to make loans (the credit channel) or by affecting the incentives for households and nonfinancial firms to save and spend (the money channel).

It had been shopping itself for months, trying to find an acquirer or a venture capital firm to save it.

Berdych stood firm to save two break points, though, and thereafter the set adopted a pattern much like the previous two, again ending in a tie-break.

That introduces conflicts of interest and risks of regulatory capture: might the Fed be tempted to bail out a firm to save jobs, for example, or refrain from raising interest rates to stop a big firm from failing?

Mindful that I live in a road of modest breadth and challenging geometry, I elected to pick up my Airstream International 684 - and the mighty Land Rover thoughtfully provided by the firm to save my turn-of-the-century Mondeo estate any embarrassment - from the car park of our local B&Q.

Bellamy, replacing the ineffective Church, added some late impetus but Begovic was again firm to save the Cardiff City winger's low drive.