Sentence examples for massive multinationals from inspiring English sources

All three countries have been caught out by a series of investigations led by the EU's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, into countries cutting special tax deals with massive multinationals.

In it we are exposed to the "real life" practices of the poultry, beef and pork business.' Beyond the obvious hard to watch clips of slaughterhouses and overcrowded chicken farms the film spends as much time analyzing the global business of food, controlled by a handful of massive multinationals.

In return, they become tiny cogs in a massive, multinational, corporate machine.

This is hardly surprising: Apple is a massive multinational, and behaves like one despite its sanitized image.

In the case of Iter's massive multinational venture in France the reactor will be 30 metres tall and weigh 23,000 tonnes.

The seemingly venturesome high tech and strategic consulting firms in the field of influencing public opinion are headed toward a more traditional business-as-usual role as they and their top personnel are acquired by massive multinational corporations.

A massive multinational search effort of the southern Indian Ocean, the China Sea and the Gulf of Thailand in the months after the tragedy turned up no trace of the plane and all passengers and crew were eventually declared dead.

TOKYO — During a visit to the White House last Friday, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan reportedly discussed two opportunities with President Obama that should be high on his broader second-term foreign policy agenda: A massive multinational trade deal and access to America's newly abundant shale gas.

Eric Munoz, agriculture policy analyst for Oxfam America, said: "This new information makes it abundantly clear that it is massive multinational firms – not rural America and not farmers – that are the direct beneficiaries of the rigged rules governing the US food aid programme.

Yet there remains something decidedly ironic about massive multinational corporations, whose profits depend on sucking up our personal information, spearheading a privacy campaign – especially given that some of their spokespeople have been wilfully tone-deaf on the issue in the past.

The software industry has existed for over 60 years and is now a massive multinational, multi-billion dollar industry.