Sentence examples for most important divisions from inspiring English sources

In return, Mr. Wysocki brought along four other executives, who took control of some of Again's most important divisions.

But what John Donahoe, president of one of eBay's most important divisions, really wants is for his colleagues to change the way they work.

Liberty Media said yesterday that profit rose at two of its most important divisions, on subscription growth at its movie channel, Starz, and increased sales at its home shopping channel, QVC.

Mr. Marth oversees one of the most important divisions of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, an Israeli enterprise that, despite not being a household name, is the biggest generic drug maker in the world.

In addition, third-quarter operating profit fell at the company's most important divisions, and Siemens said it expected profit for the full year to fall to 4 billion euros, or $5.3 billion, from 4.6 billion in 2012.

This is a company steadily building a financial foundation while continuously adding experienced and savvy staff to its most important divisions as well as new sites to its publisher portfolio either through acquisition, joint-venture or advertising agreements.

In its mission to both convert the unconnected and retain the masses, mobile has become Facebook's most important division.

Its most important division is the DGI General Directorate of Intelligencee), which is responsible for foreign intelligence collection and covert action.

But General Baduel, commander of Venezuela's most important division and the general most responsible for ensuring Mr. Chávez's hold on the presidency, has rejected the requests.

He was looking for a bold and unconventional man to serve as senior adviser to the most important division in III Corps — the 7th Infantry Division, in the northern Mekong River Delta.

I think it was the most important division that the agency had, and I think that it played an enormous role in the Cold War".