Sentence examples for large quote from inspiring English sources
The song actually is old reggae — it features a large quote of Ini Kamoze's early-eighties single "World-a-Music".
"How can there be any dispute about the virtue of what he has done?" reads a large quote attributed to the Yemeni cleric Anwar Al-Awlaki and placed over a close-up photo of a black handgun.
He didn't snap out of it until he saw a large quote by Primo Levi on the wall: "One single Anne Frank moves us more than countless others….If we were capable of taking in all the suffering of all those people, we would not be able to live".
He didn't snap out of it until he saw a large quote by Primo Levi on the wall: "One single Anne Frank moves us more than countless others….If we were capable of taking in all the suffering of all those people, we would not be able to live". He did not specify that we would not be able to live in her house, but it was definitely implied, and it effectively squashed any fantasy of ownership.
The British government requires large quoted companies based in Britain to disclose their carbon-dioxide emissions to shareholders.
If one of the big four international accounting firms collapsed, some large quoted companies might be stuck without an alternative.
Like many large quoted companies that own national newspapers, Pearson is reluctant to disclose how well, or how badly, its newspapers are doing.
Sales of expensive jewellery, watches and handbags the products that make the juiciest profits for the big luxury-goods groups dropped sharply.The impact has been most striking among the handful of large, quoted luxury-goods companies (see chart 1).
Those risks, it believes, are increasing.FIS has just published a report on a survey of 82 large quoted companies in 12 countries, all companies in which FIS invests.
Indeed, the company paid the highest audit fee in America last year ($48m), and Andersen picked up a further $31m from Waste Management that year in consultancy fees.About two-thirds of large quoted companies in America invite their shareholders to consider the appointment of their auditors each year.
And so perhaps may the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, chaired by another relative, Susan Packard Orr, which controls 10.4% of the company's shares (see article).Among the ranks of large quoted companies are a surprising number in which, as at HP, the founder's descendants still have an important voice.
