Sentence examples for record of big from inspiring English sources
And after all, the record of big corporate fish who have landed with a splash in little ponds has been mixed.
First, many Hewlett-Packard stockholders shared his "grave concern" that the Compaq merger was a bad idea, reasonably enough, given the poor track record of big mergers in the computer business.
Yet the self-interest and track record of big businesses, newspapers and many hospitals in downplaying and burying complaints from within should have told Francis that absolute visible independence was needed.
The critics say the track record of big outsourcing companies such as G4S, which was fined for overcharging on a contract to tag offenders, and Serco, which manipulated results to meet targets on outsourced NHS family doctor services, shows the dangers of introducing the profit element into vital public services.
A record of big sounds, bigger themes and enormous ambitions.
The record of big business' contributions to socioeconomic development in Africa is mixed.
It is not surprising that electronic health records are one of the biggest drivers of physician dissatisfaction.
Yet none of the 300 leading companies approached for support since the summer have shown sufficient interest to sign a deal, despite many being in the FTSE 100, with a track record of sponsoring big sporting events.
The record of big-time sanctions busters in past cases notably the Oil-for-Food scandal in Iraq includes Russia, China and Syria, none of which prosecuted anyone for violating U.N. sanctions on Iraq, and all of which are business partners of North Korea.
It troubled me that the missionary said he was a man of God but told me that he wanted to kill an elephant with tusks big enough to be placed in Rowland Ward's "Records of Big Game," which measured and ranked hunters' animal trophies.
Blockchain can facilitate the automatic recording of big data by credit agencies, while also storing and sharing encrypted forms of the customer's credit status within institutions.
