Sentence examples for term company from inspiring English sources

In medieval armies the term company referred loosely to the body of men accompanying a lord or knight into the field.

When I use the term "company culture," I am referring to something like a corporate personality.

What's significant about that is that Marc is very determined to build a long term company.

Is winning getting in the point where AOL is truly a profitable sustainable long term company or winning means something different to you and how do you get there without that dialup business which goes away?

It seems like those of us who run a business can't go five minutes without encountering the term "company culture".

As a long term company policy, in addition to the carrier's main activities, revenues are also generated by providing aircraft maintenance to foreign airlines, and specialist training for both Ethiopian and foreign trainees.

Nearer term, companies will have to make tough choices about where to invest and which signals to watch.

Many analysts agree that, in the short term, companies that distinguish themselves on quality or price will win.

In the short term, companies are waiting to see what happens to the economy, and in the long term, she said, "the market is softening".

So at least short term, companies may need to maintain production to fill orders, instead of meeting them from existing stockpiles.

In the long term, companies that are developing emerging wireless technologies could benefit from the greater availability of wireless spectrum, industry analysts say.