Sentence examples for sizeable company from inspiring English sources

Today's statement should bolster confidence that Monitise is turning into a sizeable company.

It will bin the split-ownership nonsense and regional sillinesses that currently bug commercial broadcasting, and allow the ITV companies to merge into one manageable, sizeable company.

Despite the scale of the crisis, Vale had argued Samarco, as an independent legal entity and a sizeable company in its own right, was wholly responsible for the accident and the subsequent damage and fines.

The original start-up dream was to work like crazy, bring in angel investors and venture capitalists to productise the new technology and finance growth, before exiting a sizeable company via an initial public offering (IPO) or trade sale.

"After a year building out the solutions, the company realised that the market for developers is just too small for it to grow into a sizeable company," the company noted this weekend.

"We have been growing with our users for five years," says Chen. "Some started as small businesses and have grown into sizeable companies that need more features like e-commerce, so we wanted to go in that direction and develop products for power users".

These businesses had some obvious limitations – it was harder to monetize software with just support services, but the market size for OS's and databases was so large that, in spite of more challenged business models, sizeable companies could be built.

He notes that since Rebtel announced two partners — VIVfone, a mobile CRM app still in stealth mode; and app developer house MobisleApps, for it to incorporate it into that apps that it makes — it's had "a number of calls from sizeable companies to test and use this".

It turns out sizeable companies with account managers, writers, and analytics departments exist to harness this (still potentially sociopathic) talent.

Insiders say Abraham, 46, was the only British candidate who had run a sizeable broadcasting company.

This is the third sizeable U.S. company ABB has taken over in as many years, after Baldor and later Thomas & Betts, worth roughly $4 billion apiece.