Sentence examples for of certain companies from inspiring English sources

"It appears to be, in part, sponsored by way of confidential material leaked by certain individuals from, or acting on behalf, of certain companies.

You may begin to see repeated listings of certain companies or guides as members of these reputable associations, and you can then check to see if they have travelers' reviews in Trip Advisor.

But the attorney general released texts of e-mail messages that appear to show that even as Merrill's analysts were advising investors to buy certain shares of certain companies, the analysts were privately calling the companies' prospects doubtful.

The site, founded in 2004, was once limited to college students, but with the growing popularity of MySpace, it has allowed access by recent college graduates, high school students and employees of certain companies.

The value of those derivatives, which are tied to the value of the overall markets and the credit health of certain companies, improved in the second quarter by $654 million.

One group from the London School of Economics, the Grantham Institute for Climate Change at Imperial College London and Universidad Carlos III de Madrid have argued that more is at stake in the coming giveaway than simply the well-being of certain companies and the integrity of carbon trading.

Christie's, the auction house, celebrates its two-hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary this year, and over time the origins of certain company traditions have become obscure.

Before he was dismissed, the former chief financial officer of WorldCom urged an internal corporate auditor to suspend her review of certain company accounts that ultimately turned up almost $4 billion in misallocated expenses, people involved in the case said yesterday.

The International Cricket Council is investigating the registration of certain company names after concerns that there might be a plot to establish a rebel cricket organisation.

Several empirical research studies support Oxenfeldt and Kelly's argument that franchises exist due to a lack of certain company resources, for instance, (Norton, 1988) managerial talent (Caves & Murphy, 1976), capital, and information (Minkler, 1990).

I have written letters of suggestion to certain companies, but to date, have not received a single response.