Sentence examples for some headquarters from inspiring English sources

You could lose some headquarters.

Penney said it planned to take about $530 million in charges to close the stores and dismiss an undisclosed number of workers, including some headquarters staff.

Mr. Foggo's fast rise and blunt approach unsettled some headquarters officials, according to Brant G. Bassett, a former agency officer and friend who served with Mr. Foggo.

The Twin Cities have lost some headquarters lately; Norwest Bank bought Wells Fargo, but its C.E.O. and its main office moved to San Francisco, and the new bank took the Wells Fargo name.

Some headquarters functions will be sited in Japan, and the E.U. will support Japan to host any future demonstration reactor that may come after ITER.

Why couldn't the government shift some department headquarters to the valley?

The city has, however, lost some corporate headquarters in recent years, including Ameritech and Amoco, because of mergers.

Making matters more challenging for United Way, historically reliant on workplace campaigns, has been the loss of some corporate headquarters.

If the sight of Conner again hoisting the New York Yacht Club banner is jolting to some in headquarters on West 44th Street, Conner is unfazed.

Unfortunately, the operations people used the opportunity to reduce field personnel -- in particular, case officers and station chiefs who were viewed by some in headquarters as competitors -- as well as the headquarters staff.

Asked why some Isis headquarters had not been bombed, Botan Damhat said that on the whole Isis had hidden in the pine forests on the slopes of the mountain "and the Americans knew that so they did not destroy the buildings".