Sentence examples for growing corporations from inspiring English sources

With delight he described how he had transformed an obscure long-distance phone company into one of the country's fastest growing corporations.

"When you see one of the fastest growing corporations in a cash shortage, you have to ask: Where did that cash go?" With a definitive answer to this question a long way off, Mr. McCullough is willing to make an informed speculation about why Enron unraveled as it did.

The problem is that Youngstown hasn't been able to attract much in the way of new ventures or growing corporations to the area.

Every growing corporation reaches a point at which many of its internal factions and fiefdoms become, from an incentive perspective, parasites more interested in perpetuating themselves on the corpus of their host, rather than part of a single entity with a coherent vision and policy.

Because of his links with the Peabody firm, Morgan had intimate and highly useful connections with the London financial world, and during the 1870s he was thereby able to provide the rapidly growing industrial corporations of the United States with much-needed capital from British bankers.

Globalisation is an issue that now exercises the political classes of both left and right: there is hand-wringing across the board at the prospect of a decreasing number of inexorably growing, merging corporations effortlessly pricing local firms out of each and every market and using the mendicant populations from developing nations for a lower wage bill.

Without unions to demand their share of growing productivity, corporations and the financial sector will continue to siphon it all off for themselves.

He said business should grow "as corporations warm to the concept that liability can be transferred and that they can walk away with a strong sense of comfort.

This number continues to grow as corporations recognize the many associated benefits.

As transparency in business operations becomes increasingly common, a growing number of corporations and NGOs are working together.

Participants in the secondary market -- the buyers of private equity, including venture capital -- report growing sales among corporations.