Example sentences of "company make " in BNC.

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1 The company made at least one take-over of another East End brewery before the First World War , John Furze and Co 's St George brewery , Church Lane , Whitechapel , in 1901 .
2 The company made a large profit exporting wholly unsuitable milk powder to Africa , where there was no pure water to mix it with .
3 The company made a trading profit of £1.31m against £9.11m , but ended with a pre-tax deficit of £20.6m against £39.1m , after interest and providing a further £9.08m ( £31.6m ) against the fall in property values .
4 Almost immediately a French company made an offer for the European rights .
5 By sinking them , the Company made available at least a dozen blocks lying between Second and Fifth Avenues .
6 While in hospital , my company made me redundant .
7 And in 1923 the company made the first published record by a reigning British monarch , King George V and Queen Mary 's ‘ Empire Day Message to the Boys and Girls of the British Empire ’ ( 34 ) .
8 In order to have something to play on it , the company made half-a-dozen special recordings which were pressed into tiny records an inch and five-sixteenths in diameter .
9 Since the company made its appeal — and contrary to their current data sheet for the drug — Upjohn has recommended delaying Depo injections until the sixth week after childbirth .
10 Perhaps the biggest event in recent times was in the 1950s when a film company made the church the setting for the film Lease of Life with Robert Donat .
11 The company made £135 million in the six months to September , compared with £62 million for the same period last year .
12 The company made a first half loss before tax of £129m , compared with £86m profit a year earlier .
13 The Company made a 60-mile withdrawal to the beach at Betano and were picked up with Portuguese and Dutch civilians evacuated at the same time , the relief ships being bombed during their approach for this night landing .
14 Mr Hay , whose company made a small profit last year , added : ‘ For my own business I think I can see faint signs of recovery .
15 The company made a £670 million profit last year — six per cent up on the previous year .
16 The company made an announcement in April 1983 that it would be closing eight of the nine regional offices ( leaving one in London ) .
17 The company made a whopping net loss of $279m , down from a loss last time of $298m , and operating profit slumped 61% to $171m .
18 And while it is easy enough for an experienced journalist to write that synopsis from memory ( checking for the elusive name of Software Arts and making sure that it really was PrairieTek that vanished last year ) , it would take a deal of research and above all deep thought to put together a dissertation on why things panned out the way they did , the fatal mistakes , the good decisions that each company made to achieve triumph or disaster , or both in quick succession .
19 The company made a whopping net loss of $279m , down from a loss last time of $298m , and operating profit slumped 61% to $171m .
20 Against a BBC policy of scheduling popular entertainment opposite LWT 's ‘ serious ’ programmes , the company made little headway .
21 The company made a disastrous start in February 1983 and found profitability only when it went down market under new management and ownership ( partly Australian ) .
22 Without committing itself to any firm numbers yet , the company made an analogy to its new database , Access , which lists for $495 and was discounted to $99 for its debut .
23 Each company in the 1980S engaged in a lengthy series of company purchases and sales ; each company made one especially large purchase from a United States giant .
24 After the nationalization of the coffee industry in 1979 , the company made a good deal with INCAFE , the state marketing board .
25 During the year the company made the following contributions :
26 The company made a pretax profit of £309,000 ( compared with a loss of £380,000 in 1991 ) on sales up 6% to £30.5m .
27 The company made way for the next entertainment the islanders offered to mark the treaty they had made , and Tiguary gave Dulé a drink and hugged him , sitting him down beside him to watch the dancers who now occupied the clearing .
28 Dexter remembered that Blufton had a reputation as an executive who took a direct interest in the programmes his company made .
29 The company made a large profit when that line was nationalized .
30 A contract is a bargain and the bargain was that the Company made her the promise in the advertisement and she in return bought one of their smoke balls from a retailer .
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