Sentence examples for subsidiary posts from inspiring English sources

While there, he had subsidiary posts in Lucerne, Bremen and Saarbrücken, gaining experience in the orchestral repertory.

Randolph was appointed to a long list of subsidiary posts, including secretary of the colony, that would give him considerable power in the colony.

The Blockbuster video subsidiary posted a 10percentt rise in revenue and spent more to beef up its Internet business.

G.M.'s Eletronic Data Systems and GM Delco Hughes units also posted significant profits on Wednesday, although the General Motors Acceptance Corporation, the finance subsidiary, posted a 2.4percentt decline in profits.

But the Egyptian subsidiary posted a $15 million operating loss for the first half of 2000, in part because of problems with goods clearing customs and with obtaining building permits.

In the last two years, the Post Company, through its broadcasting subsidiary, Post-Newsweek Stations, and its fast-growing educational subsidiary, Kaplan Inc., has invested in ventures ranging from Internet Broadcasting Systems Inc., a national network of local Web channels, to Brass Ring Inc., a venture blending career development services with recruiting and hiring.

EBay's ticket reseller subsidiary posted net revenue for the quarter of $177 million, up 34% from the same period last year, while classifieds grew 15% year-over-year with sales of $186 million.

Today, the Google subsidiary posted videos of a smaller dog-like robot, aptly named Spot, which weighs around 160 lbs, has an electric powerhouse and can operate both indoors and outside.

Like other companies such as Mahindra & Mahindra which also made small European acquisitions in the auto component segment, nearly all of Bharat Forge's overseas subsidiaries posted a loss last year.

They use shell companies, foreign subsidiaries, post office boxes in tax havens as "headquarters," etc.

After a gain of £100 million from selling Go, a discount subsidiary, British Airways posted a £26 million net profit; it lost £42 million in the 2000 quarter.