Sentence examples for worst firm from inspiring English sources

And its worst firm, Chungshin Electricity & Machinery, had by last year accumulated losses of NT$11.5 billion, nearly three times its capitalisation.

From the mis-selling stampede of the 80s on, the worst firms have never focused on anything beyond creating the biggest possible hole in the savings pot.

It could take decades for even the worst firms to "go out of business".

At worst, the firm faces a slow death of its unique culture, as its best remaining analysts leave for other Wall Street firms more quickly than Bernstein can train replacements.

"It was an all-encompassing kind of downturn," the worst the firm has faced, said Patrick Pittard, who will step down as Heidrick's chief executive in the fall but will remain as chairman.

In every part of the world, the spread between the best and worst run firms is wide.

* * * Npower and Scottish Power continue to be ranked worst energy firms for customer satisfaction, said Ofgem. 10 February The continuing cold weather is forcing millions to cut back just so they can afford their energy bills, warns Santander.

The effect of this categorisation is that a motor insurance customer looking at the FOS data will see a number of banks as the worst performing firms on 'General insurance & pure protection'.

Although I can sympathize with the personal losses suffered by families of the 9/11 victims, I am a bit dismayed by their continued push for more money from the fund ("Worst-Hit Firm Faults Fairness of Sept. 11 Aid," front page, Sept. 17).

On the other hand, firms have no automatic right to dump their pension funds on the PBGC even in bankruptcy, unless it is clearly necessary in order for them to survive.Chapter 11 has actually made matters worse in many industries most recently, for airlines by giving a new lease of life to the worst performing firms that allows them to hurt their solvent and better-run rivals.

The fees offered by the worst financial firms are overpriced, while the best are merely outrageous.