Sentence examples for made firms from inspiring English sources

Mr Romney says he made firms more productive, thus enriching America.

Cost-cutting measures may also have made firms' supply chains more vulnerable to counterfeit parts.

The financial crisis has made firms more skittish about relying on banks or securities markets for funds.

Liberalised energy markets have made firms reluctant to invest in expensive and risky nuclear plants, especially after the near-collapse of British Energy two years ago.

Lack of public confidence in our market structure and its oversight, however, have made firms wary of using risk management tools.

The escalation of the euro-zone crisis in the autumn made firms more cautious.The audacity of hopeGrowing confidence about the world economy might persuade firms to loosen their purse-strings.

Mexico and Uruguay, Mr. Negroponte noted, have made firm commitments.

The gels can be made firm, brittle, soft, and pliable as desired by adjusting the formulation.

As concepts are made firm in the latter, they are transferred to the reference dictionary.

"We have made firm offers for Scott and Rhys," said Simon Easterby, the Scarlets coach.

But Mr Sirisena has made firm promises on the rule of law.