Sentence examples for mostly corporations from inspiring English sources

"The customers are mostly corporations entertaining clients," he said.

"You're probably looking at more than a dozen, mostly corporations," Chris Lopez, communications director for the host committee, said of contributors of $1 million or more.

At the Top of the Scale Meditsina is one template for medicine's future here: to offer top-tier medical service to the few who can pay for it, mostly corporations and individuals with private health insurance, or plenty of money.

You should know this about Penn: For the decade before Dick Morris brought him and his partner Doug Schoen to work for the Clintons, Penn served mostly corporations like Texaco and Avis.

Last year the White Plains center made half of its budget from ticket sales; 4percentt from individual donations; and 46percentt from grants from foundations, government and, mostly, corporations, according to the theater.

A report from the Campaign Finance Institute, a Washington nonprofit organization that studies money and politics, found that the 173 donors to the host committees — mostly corporations but also several trade unions — have contributed $180 million to federal candidates and spent $1.3 billion in lobbying federal officials since 2005.

The rest have been distributed in bulk by the Ad Council, mostly through corporations.

"When Google started, our obstacles were mostly other corporations – Yahoo or whoever.

We already knew that the GOP's 2017 tax law mostly benefited corporations and the wealthy; that's old news.

Although events like the egg cream contest are financed mostly by corporations, Mr. Markowitz seemed aware of this concern.

Mr. Bryan said $270 million came from the city, and the rest was raised privately, mostly from corporations, foundations and individuals.