Sentence examples for were spun off from inspiring English sources

Two years later the group's agricultural activities were spun off into a new Monsanto.

Analysts said Marathon would be worth more if it were spun off entirely.

Both Agribrands and Ralcorp were spun off by Ralston Purina in the 1990's.

It's regrettable and avoidable that those companies were spun off elsewhere".

The Fondazione Cariplo, created in 1991 when many of Italy's savings banks were spun off, has assets of $9.8 billion.

Genuity shares were spun off to the public in June 2000 by the GTE Corporation at $11 each.

"If this were spun off to a company that had no airline ownership, then it would be a different animal".

But in the early 1990s, many businesses were spun off in favor of the growing cellphone sector.

Negotiations with the seven regional companies that were spun off in January 1984 to run local telephone service are expected to be held later this spring.

In his view, the toughest competition will come from former regional branches of Poland's central bank that were spun off last February.

In some countries, such as Taiwan, the involvement was direct and temporary: both TSMC and UMC were spun off from government-funded research projects into publicly listed companies.