Sentence examples for identified businesses from inspiring English sources

His method was straightforward: he identified businesses whose assets were worth more than their stock; he acquired enough of that stock to force changes in the company which drove up the stock price; then he sold the stock.

But Longbow's owners say they are just doing what many thousands of ethnically identified businesses across the city do: seeking the best applicants to help them cater to their audience.

But if those identified businesses are merely shell companies, that rule doesn't do much good.

Our overall argument is that planning and planners are presently engaging with the demographic reality of multiculturalism in the city through three major interventions: social mix planning in housing, planning for the commodification of diversity in ethnically identified businesses, and planning for public spaces and encounter.

We've identified businesses that use safe, well-produced and ethically sourced materials for products ranging from jewelry to shoes to electronics.

Since they got their hands on the documents – which the Mail reckoned must have come from a Home Office mole – the Black Revs and other activists have been tearing up and down the country, using UKBA's own intelligence to inform the identified businesses that they might want to disappear for a couple of weeks, and what their legal rights are in the event of a raid.

Henry Eyring identified business with building and practicality; Clark identified business with personal leadership, which is also a preoccupation of Mitt Romney's.

Microsoft has identified business software for small and medium-sized companies as a market ripe for growth.

A range of companies have identified business opportunities in technologies designed to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it somewhere more or less permanently.

Taking into account the data model, those changes should be documented that modify identified business elements, i.e., create new ones, modify the existing ones, establish new dependencies, or alter the existing relationships.

Another project in Jamaica has identified business process outsourcing, logistics, agro-processing, tourism, and animation as growing sectors with the potential to absorb skilled youth into their workforce.