Sentence examples for sma from inspiring English sources

It had to beat Danone, its big French rival, which was also keen to gobble up Pfizer's baby-food brands such as S-26 Gold, Promil and SMA.

And Pfizer Nutrition is a force in these countries: it generates 85% of sales in emerging economies, mostly with its popular baby-food brands S-26 Gold, Promil and SMA (pictured).China is the most promising market and probably the main reason why Paul Bulcke, the boss of Nestlé, decided to go ahead with the biggest deal of his tenure so far, which is also one of the largest in Nestlé's history.

In 2003 the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, in collaboration with the Academia Sinica of Taiwan, completed the Submillimeter Array (SMA), located near the summit of Mauna Kea, Hawaii, at an elevation of 4,080 metres (13,385 feet).

But Nestle said that it had not requested retailers to limit supply because it did not have any evidence of bulk purchase of its SMA product for export.

BEER, NOT BLASK Beer geeks will appreciate the sign — "Don't Ask for Blask" (literally "dishwater" in Swedish, but slang for lousy beer) — that hangs above the taps at 3 Sma Rum (Kristinelundsgatan 4; 46-31-181-904; 3smarum.se), a basement pub with an outsize selection of Belgian and other craft beers but no Carlsberg or Corona.

The clue that left me scratching my head the most was for SMA — the "kind of request from a Robert Burns poem".

If you're sma-a-art (ba boomba boomba) Do something foolish just for once (ba boomba boomba) Lose your he-e-ad And you might find your he-a-art!

The odds are that he would have lost, but odds aren't the smae as an election.

It has also set up an early-warning system of "special-mention accounts" (SMAs).

And a pretty place it is, the leafy residential campus of a religious order called the Society of African Missions, but better known as the SMA Fathers, with the initials being the order's name in Latin, Societatis Missionum ad Afros.

(Johnson 20110303 Out of Town ★ African Art Museum of the SMA Fathers: 'Permanent Collection, Part I,' through July 15.