Sentence examples for nice corporations from inspiring English sources

You see, environmentalists cause forest fires, and those nice corporations will solve the problem if we get out of their way.

Wikimedia executive director Katherine Maher responded with an even-keeled statement reiterating that, while the crowd-sourced encyclopedia's information is, indeed, free to use, well, it might be nice if corporations that used it gave a little back.

At the time, Wikimedia Executive Director Katherine Maher noted it'd be nice if the corporations that use Wikipedia would give back.

And then you have to ask yourself, 'Is this also a good financial decision?' " Humm and Guidara's company, Made Nice, is a private corporation, and they decline to say how much money Eleven Madison Park makes.

I propose that one reason may be that companies reluctant to open up the campaign spending spigot have been outspent by partisan bazillionaires, including wealthy corporate executives, who do not share corporations' need to appear nice to both sides.

Corporations could mumble nice words about environmentalism, but not worry anything serious was going to happen.

"But there's a certain lifestyle you live in New York City with bills and all these things, and you start to realize that corporations are a nice pillow to have.

It's always nice to see mega-brand corporations give a little something back.

"Go say something nice about your mother's corporation".

It is rare for us to be nice to astroturfing efforts by major corporations, but as a happy Vonage user for a number of years, I'll bite.

Corporate profits also got a nice boost from declining interest rates: Net interest for corporations has fallen from 5% of sales in 1989 to 2% today.