Sentence examples for a problem for business from inspiring English sources

Homophobia isn't just a problem for gay employees, Browne argues – it's a problem for business.

Countertransference is at least as big a problem for business leaders as for psychoanalysts.

More than half the region's firms say limited access to electricity, telecoms and transport is a problem for business.

Another concern is that the accuracy and quality of the data will be found wanting (which is a problem for business as well as for the public sector).

So it's been a problem for business and others.

This isn't only a problem for business brands.

It is the timing of this that is a problem for businesses," he says.

Finding ways to spend trade dollars can be a problem for businesses that rely heavily on barter.

The poll found skill shortages were less of a problem for businesses than 12 months ago but that employment was expected to slow this year.

This isn't a problem for businesses (like banking and law) that make big profits per employee; and businesses that have roots here (like publishing and fashion) often just suck it up.

That fragmentation is a problem for businesses, like recording companies and film studios, that are built on selling a few blockbusters to make up for a lot of flops.