Sentence examples for later spinning from inspiring English sources

Defining the "core" and "noncore" businesses, with separate names and management teams, may set the stage for later spinning off Citigroup's stronger operations over time.

The partners, who started Barings Communications Equity in 1992, later spinning out as independents to set up GMT in 1998, chose to pass up any deal that did not meet their pricing and risk expectations.

Inhofe's office posted its own video of our encounter a few hours later, spinning it as "an ambush" of the Senator, a charge that was repeated when the video later appeared online on the Fox network.

JPMorgan later spun RiskMetrics off into its own consulting company.

Contrary to later spin, the speech was extremely popular.

DocX was acquired by Fidelity National Information Services in 2005, and was later spun off with Lender Processing.

Webber then later spun out of the race when his brakes failed.

He later spun off GAF's chemical business into a separate company, I.S.P.

Clear Channel later spun off its concert division into Live Nation, which in 2010 merged with Ticketmaster to form Live Nation Entertainment.

Barclays invested in the company through a private equity divisionthat was later spun out, but retains a shareholding.

Sirius, by contrast, farmed out chip development to Lucent Technologies, which later spun off the unit doing the work.