Sentence examples for headquartered very from inspiring English sources

We once had the Inquisition here (in fact, it was headquartered very near to where I live).

At the time, the television news media, which are largely headquartered in New Delhi, had very little understanding of Mr. Hazare, who is from the western state of Maharashtra.

"With teams like Fnatic headquartered in London and companies like Gfinity launching very ambitious plans for London events the future looks very bright".

"With teams like Fnatic headquartered in London – and companies like Gfinity launching very ambitious plans for London events – the future looks very bright".

America's definition covers the very particular bunch of loons headquartered in Raqqa, flying the black flag, and making a mess of Syria and Iraq.

Ultimately, this cornucopia of free porn makes Fabian very, very rich, while impoverishing the American porn industry, headquartered in the San Fernando Valley just north of Los Angeles.

He said the UK had a disproportionately large number of companies headquartered here and "that period of uncertainty would be very damaging".

"This is a merger of equals and BA is very pleased that the group will be headquartered and listed in London," Mr Walsh said last night.

Second, the proposed financial reform legislation would significantly narrow the supervisory role of the Federal Reserve, so that it would oversee only the very largest institutions, most of which are headquartered in New York City.

They tend to be headquartered in capital cities, where the cost of living is very high.

"We believe it is essential that all G20 members participate according to the same rules, otherwise we will end up with an uneven playing field that looks very different depending on where a company is headquartered.