Sentence examples for splitting it off from inspiring English sources

The Shaheen message merits attention, for he has engineered extraordinary, fivefold revenue growth in the decade since taking over Andersen Consulting and splitting it off from its older and dowdier partner, the Arthur Andersen accounting firm.

In 1999 Mr. Freeh created a separate division for terrorism, splitting it off from a unit that also had jurisdiction over espionage cases.

Gillis notes that Yahoo needs a CEO to do a 'cash-rich" split, which involves picking assets to place in a new holding company and splitting it off.

The sun's rays created some free oxygen by splitting it off from carbon dioxide and other molecules.

Just as Facebook chat was buried in its main mobile app until Facebook split it off into a separate Messenger app, today on desktop it's buried in the browser.

The management of UBS has already announced plans to scale back its investment-banking arm; it may yet be forced to split it off entirely.

Chances are that the company will spin out that remaining portion or split it off in the second half of 2001, he said.

The later history of the company is unknown but it continued to operate until at least 1926 when it split off its oil palm concessions into the Maringa company.

The bank rescue fund pointed to possible liquidity problems arising from "unfavorable developments for H.R.E. on the interest and credit markets" and from "unforeseeable settlement and transfer risks" as it split off its bad assets.

You recall that GM created Delphi when it split off its partsmaking operations to cut costs.

COMMENT FROM DAVE G: Well we know what Bain would have done to GM, split it up sell it off and shut it down.