Sentence examples for more alliances from inspiring English sources

Whatever sales do occur, analysts expect fewer company-to-company acquisitions and more alliances.

Mr. Dudley also said that he plans to forge more alliances with national oil companies to ensure a presence in key oil and gas basins.

Myhrvold was deluging Gates with memos urging Microsoft to seek more alliances, and to prepare for a war with consumer-electronics companies.

She's aiming for year-round events and more alliances with other cultural institutions, she said, as well as a stronger international component.

But analysts say that even with the window-dressing alliances, Mr. Coase's theory still holds: with diminished transaction costs, more alliances are inevitable.

Failure to act ensures several things: more oil spills, more pollution in the lungs of city dwellers, more terrorists, more alliances with inhumane regimes.

More Europe in security terms means more alliance.

What's more, Alliance Premier Growth fund investors were charged 97 cents per $100 for stock selection in 2000 (and total fees of $1.73).

The result was more alliance-seeking, on both the part of the Roman confederacy, as well as city-states seeking membership (and protection) within that confederacy.

But there is more to alliances than this.

Each destination has other, more pressing alliances and partnerships, for economic, religious or geographical reasons.