Sentence examples for its firms from inspiring English sources

It notes that its firms are victims, too.

It worries that its firms would be unable to compete across an open border; American firms, it says, are already buying stakes in Mexican ones.

And as long as it remains tied to a dollar standard, it must follow the greenback down, buying as many dollars as its firms wish to sell to it at the prevailing rate.

But China will only thrive in the 21st century — and the Communist Party survive in power — if it can get more of its firms to shift to the 21st-century model of Network China.

The lesson that Wall Street has gained from this latest crisis is that it should never again let its firms take government money.

Yet a large part of the appeal to Germany of the single currency has been that it rules out revaluations and rewards its firms for being competitive.

In the 1980s fans of Japan's economic model argued that it would pull ahead of America because its firms preferred slow consensus-building and could rely on their core shareholders, the banks, to stand by them for the long term.

If all goes to plan and India's economy grows quickly it will still be a decade before its firms begin to challenge those of the rich world and China by size.

The cumulative impact of those deficits is behind the third weakness it shares with Greece: the foreign debts that its firms, households and government have run up.

Brazil's embassy in Washington is small; few of its firms have offices in the city; and it does not recruit expatriates to lobby on its behalf as India does.

Michael Porter, a celebrated management thinker, warned of America's "failure" to invest in 1992, contrasting it with Japan, which shortly thereafter imploded thanks to its firms' sloppy and excessive investment.