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1, Although there was some resistance from old-line managers, Ludwig agreed to the experiment.

2, It is sponsored by the old-line Protestant denominations, the eminently reasonable Congregationalists and Presbyterians and such.

3, The old-line firm just wasn't sure that the fledgling microcomputer market would be at all profitable.

4, Despite the deals, H-P remained reliant on its old-line PC and printer businesses for about half of its revenue.

5, But the Net has brutalized old-line business across most industries-retail, tele-com, financial services and the technology industry itself, is, ironically, no exception.

6, Schwartz, an old-line relationship banker who has been at the firm for 31 years, has been embraced as the next chief executive.

7, Pushed through despite objections from old-line conservatives, the law for the first time gave equal weight to both state- and private-ownership rights.

8, And other old-line U.S. industries might seek similar protection from Chinese competition.

9, Old-line department-store chain John Lewis added a line of prom dresses this year,[http://sentencedict.com/old-line.html] and tuxedo-rental stores report a jump in business from kids this time of year.

10, Expostulation is a very important old-line tradition of Chinese poetry.

11, As an old-line newspaper system, part organ played a great role in our long-time Administrivia propagandize enterprise.

12, He was also an old-line Stalinist who had spent 16 years in Hungarian jails in the interwar period and who was now unwilling to share authority with the "nationalist" Hungarian Communists.

13, The alternative, as everyone saw with old-line industrial companies like General Motors, is insolvency.

14, But despite the obstacles, we frequently see start-ups like Snapple beverages successfully challenging old-line firms like Nestle.

15, It was high time that her church-and the staid old-line Protestants-got a run for the money.

16, The yuan has been a flashpoint in relations between China and old-line industrial powers, some of whom have complained that an undervalued yuan undercuts their exports.

17, In the entire primary process(Sentencedict.com), Arthur Barbieri and Matty Troy of Queens in New York City were the only old-line Democratic bosses to endorse McGovern.

18, QR codes promise marketers a simple way to ad digital elements to old-line advertisements and potentially track consumers in the physical world they way they can online.

19, The deal underscores a long-term shift in the power balance in technology from old-line manufacturing companies to younger, nimbler standard-setters that came of age during the Internet era.

20, JRM, an international company, was founded in 1972. It is the skeleton enterprise of roading equipments in China, which lies in a beautiful and old-line northern city, Jilin.

21, In the current brush holder based on the optimization and improvement, transformation of the old-line equipment, reducing costs to improve the operation rate.

22, We now have the money we need to complete our vision of crushing the old-line media behemoths.

23, But now the productive potential of millions of plugged-in enthusiasts is attracting the attention of old-line businesses, too.

24, The Republican Party would be wise to think carefully about its loss of Mr Specter, one of America's best known senators, whose views are shared by many old-line business-friendly Republicans.