Sentence examples for whether to spin from inspiring English sources

Sprint too explored whether to spin off its Nextel unit.

Mr. Gorman is considering whether to spin it off into the asset management division.

The company is now considering whether to spin off its credit division, scale back new store openings or put the company up for sale.

S.& P. is a unit of the McGraw-Hill Companies, which is under pressure from some investors and has been considering whether to spin off businesses or make other strategic changes this summer.

I also recalled with chagrin that this was, after all, what I had lobbied for years ago when Frank and I had discussed — heatedly — whether to spin the Santa tale for our children: Total honesty at all times, I had naïvely declared.

In the coming months, the company will decide whether to spin off at least part of its Time Warner Cable unit as a way to raise money that would help pay down some of AOL Time Warner's enormous debt, which exceeds $26 billion.

Early in her tenure, Ms. Whitman evaluated whether or not to spin off Hewlett-Packard's PC business, an idea first promoted by her predecessor, Mr. Apotheker.

Even so, I'd conclude with the essential question that all spin doctors must ask in these situations: "What's the truth?" Not, "What shall we say?" or, "How do you want me to handle it?" but instead the absolute insistence on knowing the full, unvarnished facts before deciding whether and how to spin them.

At the end of that period, Thirty Labs will choose whether or not to spin a project out into its own business depending on customer adoption.

The Journal is reporting that in the meetings, the board will decide whether or not to spin off its stake in Alibaba, sell off the company's Internet assets, or both.

She expounded, "Obviously, the science and accuracy of the science matter a lot but in order to really develop these ideas whether you want to spin them out as companies or license them out, there's so much interaction that actually happens and collaboration.