Sentence examples for outpost of a large from inspiring English sources

He is determined to imbue it with the ethos of an agile, lean start-up, not as an outpost of a large corporation.

In countries with inefficient or oligopolistic banking markets a new outpost of a large international bank can often unleash competition that improves the service provided by all banks in that country.

The closing, which was announced to the store's 200 employees this week, will leave the Virgin store on Union Square as the last Manhattan outpost of a large music chain.

And while he is involved in education, job training and serving the elderly, Mr. Adubato is quick to say that his North Ward Center is not really an outpost of any large and comprehensive war on poverty.

As a distant outpost of a largely vanished empire, the Falklands had an uncertain future.

There was a time not many years ago when Mott and a few side streets seemed to constitute a small Chinese outpost in the middle of a large Italian neighborhood.

At 431 West 37th Street, in the Mantena, a year-old apartment house, it will be a larger outpost of a Downtown Brooklyn restaurant known for its seafood — a dining room accommodating 60 patrons instead of 18.

The company was preparing to move out of these hamlets some night soon and attack an outpost that protected a large agricultural settlement of Catholic refugees from North Vietnam.

Three years later, Marsh joined the New York outpost of another large firm, which was then known as Hale & Dorr.

It's a promenade performance through a large building next to Paddington station, which they promise to transform into "the forgotten world of Temple Studios", a British outpost of a Hollywood film-making powerhouse studio.

The Cosmopolitan is also home to Marquee, a popular outpost of a New York City hot spot.