Sentence examples for improving companies from inspiring English sources

Management buyouts have a reputation for dramatically improving companies' performance.

We're nowhere near the end of the line in terms of information technology improving companies' and individual workers' productivity".

Bain Capital declined to comment specifically on the Dade acquisition, but cited a long history of improving companies' performance in both "good and challenging economic conditions".

In buying the fund's approximately 90 stocks, Mr. McCain said, "We look for the sweet spot where stocks are still cheap but they've turned from deteriorating companies to improving companies".

It's hard to square the conceit that chief executives are rewarded for improving companies' performance with the fact that chiefs at 10 financial-services firms in the study made $320 million last year, even as their banks reported mortgage-related losses of $55 billion.

Meanwhile, sustainability has been part of the corporate vernacular in the US and Europe for decades; its meaning is starting to expand to include strategies for cutting costs and improving companies' bottom lines, an approach to build social and environmental initiatives into long term business plans.

Employees credit Mr. Marineau with improving company discipline.

The work involved in improving company performance can be messy, challenging and complex.

Data science took off 10 years ago, when business intelligence units – which analyse data to find ways of improving company performance – were supercharged by computer science and machine learning.

A rejuvenated economy and improving company earnings reports will make some think it is 1999 and 2000 in the stock markets again.

The TUC is urging the government to use public sector contracts to improve companies' race equality practices.