Sentence examples for straightforward company from inspiring English sources

The statement by Ms. Finucane also made reference to efforts at Bank of America under its new leader, Brian Moynihan, to become "a stronger, more straightforward company," which have included reducing the size of the company and focusing on core financial services.

He thinks the mass incorporators work on margins of 5-10%, rising to 25-30% for bespoke firms that do advisory work and estate planning.Returns depend largely on whether the provider offers services beyond straightforward company formation, which tend to boost margins but require more highly skilled staff.

"Lowry ran a straightforward company from the beginning," says McCombs.

The idea is pretty straightforward: companies can bid on candidates, who then get to see the company's offer before accepting or declining an interview; companies must honor their highest offer to a particular candidate, and the potential employees are not bound to accept the highest offer (or any offer).

The reason for this is straightforward: the company's executives, including Krzanich, aren't sure yet where the money will go.

CORPORATE philanthropy may seem straightforward, with companies cutting checks to grateful charities, then receiving nothing but plaudits from consumers and the media.

Standing 4 feet 8 inches tall, with flowing dark hair, Ms. Sazo had a straightforward message: "Companies should pay a just wage and treat people like human beings".

The moral is straightforward: Successful companies control those parts of their business that are core to their success; unsuccessful ones can't afford to and make excuses for why they don't need to in the first place.

A year ago, the answer seemed as straightforward as the company's peerless reputation.

It has never been straightforward running a company in the solar sector.

Mr. Rose from Facebook said the ads on the site were becoming more professional and straightforward as the company updated its policies and enforced them.