Sentence examples for major entities from inspiring English sources

"I think the U.S. financial services will eventually consolidate down to maybe 10 major entities," said Colin Devine, an insurance analyst at Salomon Smith Barney.

A healthy banking system is characterised by a market environment in which all major entities strong enough to enjoy the revered accreditation "bank" are believed to be solvent.

"Most major entities who are thinking of coming to Brooklyn, sometimes as a courtesy, they come in and meet with me," he said.

The merger, which also needs approval from the European Union, is the latest in a series of aggressive media mergers that have seen the entertainment world consolidate into a handful of major entities.

There are usually two major entities involved in constructing and running a nuclear plant, which are the supplier, like Westinghouse or General Electric, and the operator, which is typically a utility company.

In Seoul, the government-owned Korea Development Bank, Daewoo's lead creditor, denied a report that four creditor banks refused to extend $2 billion in credit as part of the deal to form G.M.-Daewoo Auto Technamegy, the name of the company that G.M. is putting together from Daewoo's major entities.

"That's been one of our struggles, to get a major entity to believe in the project and fund it".

What is obvious is that the old [Rupert] Murdoch habit of having a chairman of every major entity is possible again [post phone hacking].

Feinstein also does a fine job describing the N.B.A. in the late 1970's, a topsy-turvy period when the league was struggling to establish itself as a major entity.

"There's enough of a feed of one sort or another that the structure of the major entity — with its frequent flier programs, lounges and other bells and whistles — is able to encourage or direct traffic to those services".

It costs more than $2,000 to get a patent on a "major entity," and that's not counting lawyers' fees.