改写句子 1.“This?is?the?first?line?business?in?97?years?of?our?history?to?be?run?outside?the?U.S，”?——In the 97 years of the company’s history, never had a particular kind of product or merchandise been managed outside the U.S. 2.But?the?assault?on?its?services?business?led?by?a?trio?of?Indian?outsourcing?upstarts?threatened ?to?do?serious?damage?to?what?Mr.?Palmisano?expected?to?be?one?of?his?main?sources?of?growth.? ——posed a big threat to the field that might be the main sources of growth for the company as expected by Mr. Palmisano. 4. A 2007 study of China‘s top 200 publicly traded companies found that the best businesses in China are not yet on a par with the world’s foremost ones. ——that it is still difficult even for the leading companies in China to compete with those global giants. 5. American multinationals now have a “ferocious interest in attracting non-Americans to the board”, but as yet even Europeans are a rarity, let alone directors from emerging markets. ——but they can find only a few qualified executives from the European countries, not to mention those from emerging markets. 6.Little more than a decade earlier, both Mr. Jobs’ career and Apple, the company he had co-founded, were widely considered washed up, their relevance to the future of technology written off both in Silicon Valley and on Wall Street. ——More than ten years ago, it was highly speculated that both Mr. Job‘s career and Apple, the company he had co-founded would fail in the competition 7. Mr Gates himself championed a tablet computer nearly a decade ago, though the stylus needed to write on its screen and the PC-like interface generated little demand. ——however it was not well-received by the market due to its need of a stylus to write on its screen and the PC-like interface. 8. A spirituality guided by his training in Zen Buddhism has played a central part in his life, even prompting him to eschew formal medical treatment for a period during his battle with pancreatic cancer. ——and with such spiritual belief he even avoided using medical treatment for a period while struggling against pancreatic cancer. 9. Compromise seems too strong a word, but the greater sense of expediency reflects Apple’s new place in the world. ——but now as a world leader in this business, Apple has become more pragmatic. 10. After antitrust authorities took an interest this year, Mr. Jobs backed off a requirement that forced developers to use Apple’s software tools to create apps, barring rival Adobe’s technology –though the reversal also seemed calculated to appease developers who might otherwise turn more attention to creating apps for phones running Google’s software. ——nevertheless this change of strategy seemed to be designed intentionally to please software developers 11. To limit litigation risk it is therefore critical for the client to perceive counsel as being not merely a tool to get things done, but as an objective and dispassionate advocate for reason and prudence. ——an impersonal and impartial supporter for sound sense and good discretion. 12. To the extent that the counsel can prevail upon the client to take the long view of its business associations, there is a greater prospect that risks will be more easily identified and provided for. ——the counsel can persuade the client；risks can be easily ascertained and prepared for. 13. For the most part, however, I would say that most contingency-fee-based lawyers are more discriminating than is popularly believed and are more likely to take on a client only when the prospects of victory are significant. ——more biased than is generally perceived to be and are more likely to work for a client only when there is a fairly good chance of victory. 14. What the corporate client often fails to appreciate is the lesson that just because a party may have a weak or non-existent case does not necessarily preclude it from commencing an action. ——even if a party probably has a feeble or untrue case, it is possible for it to begin a legal action. 15. The purpose of this kind of litigation is not necessarily to win on the merits but to create costs that will be so burdensome that a favorable settlement can be extracted. ——is not just about winning based on the facts presented in evidence but about creating heavy burden of high costs which compels a favorable settlement. 16.Your BMW dealer will be happy to oblige with as many changes as you care to make, until a cutoff point: six days before your particular car goes into production. ——Your BMW dealer will be happy to do a favor by making as many changes as you like until the point of termination 17.This ability to cater to fickle tastes is just one manifestation of an extraordinary flexibility that BMW has injected into a company that sold nearly 1.4 million cars last year, bringing in $65 billion in revenues. ——The ability to satisfy capricious customer tastes is just one indicator of a remarkable adaptability that BMW has instilled into a company 19.Its most striking feature is a conveyor belt that meanders inside the building just below roof level, carrying a steady stream of cars from the body shop to the paint shop. ——Its most impressive characteristic is a conveyor belt that winds its way inside the building；carrying a continual succession of cars 20. BMW’s main weakness is that life is getting ever narrower in the premium segment, and it needs volume growth. ——its life is getting harder, marked by a limited prospect for future development in the market segment of prestige brands and luxury products and its calls for rapid growth in sales volume. 21. For all that to happen, Sirtris, like most biotic startups, must wend through a minefield that will take many years to traverse. ——Sirtris must spend many years to overcome the difficulties of this area that may obstruct its progress. 22. Three years ago one such paradox strolled into the Harvard lab that put resveratrol on the map and set in motion events that may in time radically transform the way we age… ——one such conflict happens in the Harvard lab, through which some people started to develop the application of resveratrol, and began to initiate some activities 23. In fact, just about the only time anyone can recall the boss giving his blackberry a breather was during a few startling minutes last November. ——the only time that employees can remember when Westphal didn’t use his mobile phone to send messages to talk
