Sentence examples for a business to develop from inspiring English sources

On average it takes three years for a business to develop before a self-employed person earns the equivalent of the national minimum wage.

Pitching a "codeless" user interface that allows anyone in a business to develop applications for business intelligence, Skuid has raised $25 million in new financing.

There are some nice touches to this, such as the fact that businesses are able to use the dashboard to identify when consumers come in to the premises: since users sign in with Facebook to the app, their pictures appear on the dashboard and can be used by a business to develop a more personal relationship.

She added props, from canes to matador capes, and persuaded a friend in the fabric business to develop nylon pompoms as a more versatile substitute for paper ones.

There's a realization that it's smart business to develop everyone's creative thinking skills, so they start to do a lot of training in that area.

Authority figures within an industry gain more attention and have more desire from other businesses to develop a business relationship.

Nicola Kershaw @nmkershaw Nicola is a panel member for the charity Mindfull and works with businesses to develop an environment that encourages emotional intelligence and mindfulness.

Katja Hall, CBI director of employment policy, said: "We welcome the government's commitment to working with businesses to develop a voluntary framework to improve gender diversity.

The implication of this is that, yes, it is finally time for local businesses to develop a core competency in marketing.

"There was fierce competition for Toby's services, but by securing Toby's future here at Rodney Parade it clearly shows our ambition as a board of directors and as a business to further develop the Dragons brand," said Hazell.

In 2006, not long before an election, a member of the Sparks City Council, Michael A. Carrigan, disclosed that his campaign manager was a consultant to a business seeking to develop a casino, before voting its way in a land-use matter.