conglomerates造句

Most emerging countries have a penchant for highly diversified conglomerates.

The region's unwieldy conglomerates could do more to help themselves achieve global scale by concentrating on fewer businesses.

A second limit on the private-equity recovery is the cockroach-like survival of the region's big and inefficient conglomerates.

Besides, there are plenty of examples of "faceless conglomerates" doing an excellent job of nurturing local brands.

In the boom years Dubai never exercised much oversight over the conglomerates that sought to outdo each other, even as they Shared the government's financial backing.

Nor should India's conglomerates, particularly family-owned ones, be slammed for rigging markets, as they are said to in other countries such as Mexico and Israel.

Yet if the investment banks and the two giant conglomerates present a big regulatory headache, as much concern should focus on those banks further down the scale.

Sceptics believe that without a social safety net in the countryside the system will merely persuade indigent farmers to sell up cheaply to big agricultural conglomerates.

Led by its core business of sub-conglomerates, Uni-President will be able to strengthen overall competitiveness and accomplish the goal of "Shared Services, Shared Benefits" within the group.