Sentence examples for multiple offices and from inspiring English sources

It plans to renovate the building to multiple offices and has already started marketing the space.

Interior has dozens of official Twitter accounts at its multiple offices and 10 bureaus, which include the Park Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Geological Survey.

Given the dicey nature of cellphone calls, Ms. Jones prefers to take the calls on land lines — but given her multiple offices and traveling, which number would she give out to clients?

Parts of the novel are realized with the specificity of a roman à clef — the dictator's most reliable and physically repulsive flunky, a man whose multiple offices and vile manners are rendered in squalidly funny Homeric catalogues, is said to be based on a Fujimora-era Peruvian congressman.

When design fever seizes her, she quits the Bond Street store, with its plush showrooms, multiple offices and concealed V.I.P. rooms, and heads back to the tiny back office of the shop that she and her husband first set up in the lobby of the Park Lane Hilton Hotel, when they moved to London in 1963.

As Carlos found out, having multiple offices and staff around the world can raise additional questions from investors, though he has found the investment in talent well worth it.

The reinvented Mediterranean mansion, built in 1951, features a central courtyard, high ceilings, an industrial-style kitchen, a gym, a billiards room, multiple offices, art and dance studios, a bar, five bedrooms, six bathrooms and 9,277 square feet of living space.

These perks range from generous six-figure salaries to even more generous allowances for multiple offices, staff salaries and related office expenses including travel, furniture and constituent mailings, as well as top-of-the-line health coverage and retirement plans and a three-day work week.

For example, if a midmarket company expands to a size that necessitates new locations, the expense of managing the added personnel and multiple offices can undo the financial (and logistical) efficiencies of having one, nimbler outfit under a single roof.

In some cities, women often have to navigate multiple offices, disparate bureaucracies and opaque processes to seek help.

Enforcement actions must be reviewed by supervisors in multiple offices, he said, and if too many months pass, they can be thrown out.