Use "firms" in a sentence

1. Available from most garden centers or through mail firms like Arbico, Gardeners Supply

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2. He sold the practice to one of the up and coming firms about ten years ago; got a high price for it too

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3. I know he’s been head hunted by a couple of firms in Bristol but refuses to move – and I don’t blame him

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4. Anyway, who said anything about the Old Bill? There's other firms

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5. One problem with that is that large firms often have new hires, ones who may have bluffed their way thru the vetting process

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6. of the security firms, but one morning

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7. This included mining firms, prospectors, logistical firms, refining operations, support operations and anyone else who lived and worked in the vicinity

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8. built by English shipbuilding firms for the Confederates in 1863, and the Confederates hoped they would be ready for service in

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9. I find myself forced to ask: Why is it that when Obama convenes a council on job creation, the council"s members include only a bunch of CEO"s whose companies have been shedding jobs for years? The council contains virtually none of the small and midsize firms responsible for two-thirds of the nation"s new jobs over the last few decades

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10. He is either part of the big four auditing firms or he is out

11. The association of nineteen Chemical Alley firms has offered to pay for a major study, one designed to determine whether Lennox residents suffer more from air pollution than others in the province

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12. The US, and the Kuwait government in exile, used over 70 public relations firms, spending over $20 million to build US public support

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13. There were only three dance firms

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14. More of our scarce resources will be put into activities in which firms have expertise and fewer into political manipulation, raising the welfare of the American people

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15. The other firms are Itochu Corporation and French utility group GDF Suez

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16. law firms in the Tri-State area

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17. other engineering firms rely on the

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18. often been provided by out of town firms

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19. Any way back to academia, because the Law Reviewers had cushy jobs lined up after successful second year internships with hot shit firms in LA, SF, Chicago, and NYC, classes were perfunctory, attendance voluntary, no hard academic work was done by any of the five of us

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20. • Facilitates linkage with firms who are routinely helped to

21. ” I chose to stay with her, had zero success getting my foot in the door at any Phoenix law firms, and had to settle on a solo GP who almost landed me in jail

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22. Motorola previously had always hired experienced lawyers from Loop firms, usually bright fellows who had been passed over for partner, and they were usually from second tier LSs

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23. For software consultants, law firms, engineering and architect firms the fully loaded employee

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24. Venture Capital firms wil be hungry to invest in green business

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25. Many established firms are still struggling with the economy and are not sure if they are

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26. ” It ran a poor third among even Bay area construction management firms to Fluor and Bechtel

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27. Two law firms and two oncologists working independently told me that while her internist was guilty of gross medical malpractice, we would be awarded no damages even if we succeeded in court because she had a fast spreading adenocarcinoma (what killed Jim Valvano, NC State hoops’ coach) and that she was "dead meat" by the time that her tumor showed up

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28. Stearns; many top law firms with lobbying practices in Washington; Paradise Lost_____________________________ 211

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29. Both outside law firms had confirmed MY advice to Stevenson that because we were only unsecured creditors (because he had failed to pre-lien both jobs), all that EI could expect to receive was pennies on the dollar, and that would be as long as five years in the future

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30. Groseclose pointed out that “most men that run their own firms are intensely competitive entrepreneurs as opposed to professional managers who can run any number of companies without becoming emotionally involved

31. ” I’m not making the call that any particular finding applied to me, but Harry Levinson, a psychologist who has studied father-son relationships in family-held firms, said, “For the entrepreneur, the business comes to define his position in life, thus when a son comes into the firm an entrepreneur may view his offspring as a threat, a potential embarrassment or merely someone to be tolerated to keep peace in the family

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32. McWilliams indicated he had been approached about selling by publishing firms within Oklahoma, but said their offers were much lower than Park’s

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33. “I learned that top management people in other firms made much higher salaries than I did

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34. export of heavy-duty trucks and tires from firms in Belarus to mining concerns in

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35. Attorney John Ashcroft"s directive (8 October 2001) which urged law enforcement agencies across the nation to go on high alert, and warned utilities (electrical, water and nuclear power plants), railroads, trucking firms and gas and oil companies to expand their capacities to prevent or respond to terrorist attacks (Seper, The Washington Times, p

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36. On top of that, many State regulators have allowed managers of targeted firms to delay or prevent takeovers, and the regulators made the takeovers more difficult in spite of the natural market forces fully capable of handling the transactions without disinterested and politically motivated interference

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37. rented out to law firms and businesses

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38. It is ironic that on the front page none of the big name consulting firms show up, rather they are buried within the six million references

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39. The premise is the firms

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40. The challenges are critical for public firms that are constantly under the scrutiny of the analyst, the shareholders and the markets

41. On the positive side, some oil corporations, defense contractors and related engineering firms got some very profitable contracts

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42. I worked on Wall Street for over 25 years in the Mergers & Acquisitions business, for mainstream firms such as Merrill Lynch, the Rothschilds and BofA; that profession doesn’t allow for much time to do anything else

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43. This time they ended up being employed in two different firms

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44. Some firms will

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45. Instead of working for the success of their ventures, the promoters siphon off funds to fail their firms

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46. The security guards were bound and gagged and two Mossad agents quickly put on the security firms shirts and took over the guard’s duties whilst holding a sub machine gun to the captured men’s heads

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47. top Law firms are examined

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48. Today, it is those firms who use high powered technology who have a distinct

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49. firms, which is this

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50. “How the hell do the top firms consistently earn such

51. at many of the most technologically progressive money management firms from

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52. This technology then quickly catapulted earnings for these early-adopter firms

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53. INFORMATION AS THE FIRMS MENTIONED BELOW,

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54. She wished her budget would permit her to hire one of those firms that would come and tow away everyone without a sticker of some kind

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55. consulting firms in the world

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56. It was my ignorance that led me to believe that only small accounting firms would be located there

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57. He later said that he knew for years that some regulators were investigating some of his firms transactions but later said “they had him trapped in the past but never asked him the right questions

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58. other firms in dire need of

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59. One of the premier firms sent a

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60. Others are weaning themselves from expensive consulting firms

61. Still others are small firms that need just-in-time

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62. Even without the crooked accounting firms, so many of these disgusting instances involved a few people in the corporation, which is another name for collusion

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63. staff tell me that they've never seen the firms stamp printed

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64. Changes were made, testing was carried out to extremes and consulting firms raked in the dough

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65. Many firms do this, but it only serves to eliminate that firm from the client company

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66. One of the firms that did pay me for overtime actually gave me a Christmas bonus

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67. Over the years, my efforts have enabled management in various consulting firms to be behind the wheels of Mercedes, Porsches and BMWs

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68. Consulting firms act as agents when they find you contracts and their reward is a continuous part of the billing

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69. Many people reaped the benefits of this fiasco, whether they were management of companies or consulting firms or the consultants themselves

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70. Johnson worked during WWII as a congressman funneling defense contracts to new defense firms in Texas which supported his political action coffers, in return, to the tune of 10s of millions over the years

71. She turned down offers from big firms in Atlanta and San Francisco to work with your father

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72. Google later announced they hired A DOZEN new lobbying firms!

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73. one of the largest law firms in the country, with offices in all fifty

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74. 6 million firms with no employees, and 7

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75. 2 million firms with employees

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76. Combined, these firms contributed 23 billion dollars paid in taxes to the federal government

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77.  Look at biographical information, including whatever you can find on the Websites for the lawyers and their law firms

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78. We can direct you to competent and reputable firms that specialize in identity

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79. Others can compete with firms that have two or

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80. Firms that are obliged to increase financial leverage in order to cushion poor

81. In fact, many well-run firms lower their overall risk because of the choice to use more debt; the risk entailed by the cost of higher interest payments is much less than the probability of new cash-flow

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82. change, and when they do, the higher leverage firms suffer the most - more fixed costs

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83. reduces some volatility, many firms adhere to the creed that “more is better”, especially if

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84. on those firms with higher fixed costs; profits may surge during an upswing but fixed costs

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85. The firms with the highest operating leverages end up financing with

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86. Again, the root of the function lies in fixed costs: firms with

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87. both the discount rate and the federal funds rate, those firms who fund with debt are most

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88. important as the ability to coordinate information and identify firms whose leverage is

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89. Besides the time value of money, debt is evaluated by comparison to other firms

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90. with very high fixed costs may have earnings that fluctuate more than firms with lower

91. Thus, these firms with high “economic” risk are poor candidates for financial

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92. Since the cost of capital cuts into profitability, firms with too much debt are usually cash-

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93. However, those firms who have greater resources can afford to use more debt in

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94. Consequently, firms who seem laden with debt but begin to

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95. Thus, large firms with steady incomes and

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96. Consequently, firms with higher capital intensities will

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