Sentence examples for probing business from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pandit's senior executives say he has led thoughtful, probing business reviews.

Whilst BUPLAS CA for quality assurance has an added criteria probing business product and processes information and compliance, the other 4 criteria remain the same but are differently weighted and described to better fit their distinct purposes.

Veeco Instruments has purchased NanoDevices Inc's atomic force microscope (AFM) probe business, based in Santa Barbara.

Following a thorough review of the medical tourism literature to identify relevant issues, an interview guide was created that probed: business dimensions; information exchange with medical tourists; medical tourists' decision-making; and facilitators' roles in medical tourism.

Federal investigators probing the business practices of Countrywide Financial Corp. are trying to figure out what Countrywide knew -- or in some cases didn't know -- about the incomes and assets of thousands of its borrowers.

So attackers may be motivated to spend more time probing small businesses, Kissel argues.

The firm was investigated by the UK government's Insolvency Service - the agency that probes corrupt business practice.

An internal operation is evidently underway at Wonga to address these issues, led by the appointment of a new chairman, Andy Haste, in July, as the FCA probed its business processes.

Donald TrumpWASHINGTON (Reuters) ― The White House has drafted an executive order that would push federal antitrust and law enforcement agencies to probe the business practices of social media and other internet companies, according to Bloomberg and Business Insider.

But earlier this year regulators began probing Commerce's business relationships with firms controlled by members of Hill's family, including his wife.

Yesterday, the Big 5 accounting firm fired the point man in its audits of Enron and said he had directed an "expedited effort" to destroy documents even after learning that federal regulators were probing Enron's business practices.