the corporate presence造句

• The corporate presence is much less than at other major sporting events.
• With the increased capacity and efficiencies of its own factory, The Corporate Presence took additional growth steps.
• In 2012, The Corporate Presence created a subsidiary devoted solely to the college and university commemorative market.
• At times the corporate presence was so great that elected officials literally paused for a word for their sponsors.
• In 2001, The Corporate Presence purchased Acrylic Le-Bo, a leading manufacturer of Lucite commemoratives based in Quebec.
• European-based business grew sufficiently that by 1998 The Corporate Presence opened an office in London, its first outside New York.
• But Schroeder defended the corporate presence in publishing, saying some executives " may be corporate but they still have passion ."
• But with much bigger budgets than the other recognized groups, such as youth or indigenous peoples, the corporate presence is much more visible.
• The corporate presence at the Olympics has been rapidly growing since 1984, when the Summer Games in Los Angeles showed off the vast moneymaking power of the event.
• The Corporate Presence has approximately 125 employees word wide, with offices in New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, London, Hong Kong, and Sydney.
• The Corporate Presence is best known for designing the commemoratives for many high-profile transactions, such as those marking the initial public offerings of Twitter and Facebook.
• As the corporate presence increases and as resources for institutional theaters wane, nonprofits can sometimes enter into bargains of inconvenience with commercial producers while trying to create adventurous musical theater.
• Frieman's attorney Ford Greene observed : " When the corporate presence in our electoral process is financially dominant, by parity it appears appropriate to recognize such presence in an automobile.
• "The event is designed to bring players all across the league together with the primary purpose of business networking to take advantage of the corporate presence at the Super Bowl, " he said.
• A university's effort to soften the impact of budget cuts by awarding a $ 10 million, 10-year exclusive contract to Coca-Cola has not only angered Snapple and Pepsi fans, it has also raised suspicions about the corporate presence on campus.
• Spare me the " we've got to get back to normal " speech, because there's nothing normal about the Ryder Cup, not with the pomp and glory, the corporate presence, and the sporting spectacle it has turned into.
• Lehman Brothers had used The Corporate Presence for a significant number of the deals it chose to commemorate, which often ran to 80 every month, each involving as many as 50 pieces ordered, with individual pieces ranging in price from $ 30 to $ 100 . ( The Corporate Presence has, however, continued to do significant business with Barclays, which ultimately purchased the North American investment banking business of Lehman Brothers .)
• Lehman Brothers had used The Corporate Presence for a significant number of the deals it chose to commemorate, which often ran to 80 every month, each involving as many as 50 pieces ordered, with individual pieces ranging in price from $ 30 to $ 100 . ( The Corporate Presence has, however, continued to do significant business with Barclays, which ultimately purchased the North American investment banking business of Lehman Brothers .)