Sentence examples for business aided from inspiring English sources

Eli and Warner, best friends since childhood, have a thriving video game business aided by a small team of employees and mostly impeded by their clueless, interfering fathers.

Profits rose 22percentt for Citigroup's corporate lending and investment banking business, aided by strong results from bond trading as well as new bond offerings.

Instead of floundering, they decided to start a photo agency and digital photo library business, aided by a network of local and national support programs.

Organised crime has infiltrated much of the waste business – aided and abetted by corrupt politicians – from collection to processing through transport.

It is simply one of the best V8 engine sounds in the business, aided by a driver-adjustable adaptive exhaust (on V8 and V6 S models) and four artillery-size exhaust outlets.

Despite being just two blocks from the Ouse, however, Betty's tea room was doing its usual brisk business, aided by its old-fashioned insistence on sticking with swipe machines rather than chip and pin readers.

Bennett L. Gershman, a professor at Pace Law School and an expert on prosecutorial ethics, said that even if Mr. Levy took himself out of the case, he is still the chief prosecutor and has no business aiding a suspect accused by his county's sheriff and "sabotaging the case".

A more nebulous category is those who have committed minor white-collar crimes, including some in the private sector whose businesses aided and abetted the ruling class in enriching itself.

The new state budget added millions of dollars in tax credits to the program, the governor's office said, and at least 125,000 people have been employed at more than 2,600 businesses aided by the program.

As a consequence, we are slowly witnessing the genesis of a "new economies of unscale," in which small businesses aided by these platforms can suddenly defeat even the largest of corporations – and become household names.

This interview with Jacqueline Novogratz, chief executive of the Acumen Fund, which invests in businesses aiding the world's poor, was conducted and condensed by Adam Bryant.