Sentence examples for sensitive firm from inspiring English sources

His players and his coaching colleagues describe him as stern but sensitive, firm but forgiving.

Also, the level of disclosure by environmentally-sensitive firms is higher than the less sensitive firms similar to existing studies.

By implication, bigger firms, older firms and environmentally sensitive firms disclose more information on the environment than their counterparts.

A dummy variable of zero (0) is assigned to companies considered non-sensitive and one (1) assigned to environmentally sensitive firms.

This suggests that environmentally sensitive firms usually disclose more environmental-related information than firms whose activities do not have serious impact on the environment.

"Asset-sensitive" firms, whose assets are of shorter duration than their liabilities and therefore reprice faster, tend to do well when rates rise.

Twelve (12) companies out of the sample were classified as environmentally sensitive because they pose a greater risk to the environment by the nature of their activities while the other five (5) companies were classified as non-sensitive firms (see Appendix 1 for the list of firms and industry classifications).

Coin portraits of Cleopatra show a countenance alive rather than beautiful, with a sensitive mouth, firm chin, liquid eyes, broad forehead, and prominent nose.

The image of an unknown man, weathered and middle-aged and drawn in charcoal by Mantegna around 1470-73, is as striking for the reflective sadness that seems to infuse every line in his craggy face as for the artist's extraordinarily sensitive yet firm draftsmanship.

The equilibrium wage of Greens is not sensitive to firm dispersion, but the wage of Reds is.

Level 2 thinking studies the sensitivity of pay to performance - how much of an executive's total pay is comprised of stock and options (which are sensitive to firm value) rather than cash salary (which is less so).