Sentence examples for business back from from inspiring English sources

"We rehabilitated the U.S. business back from the brink".

What holds your business back from truly reflecting how much you care about the world?

— Glenn Collins The Boston Globe: On Maine's attempts to wrest control of the lobster processing business back from Canada.

Just as the crisis provided an opportunity, the recovery is posing a threat as big banks recapitalise and prepare to wrest business back from the boutiques.

To fight back, some companies, including Hilton, Mariott and Hyatt,, banded together to start Travelweb.com, their own Web site aimed at pulling business back from online rivals.

Mr Chesterman is aggrieved, calling OnTheMarket "regressive and restrictive", among other things.OnTheMarket was set up by a consortium of old-fashioned bricks-and-mortar estate agents and is intended to wrest control of the property business back from aggregator websites such as Rightmove (the market leader) and Zoopla.

It could also bring further business backing from Chinese firms, with partners to date including Bank of Beijing, Bank of Communications OTO, and car giant BAIC.

"If current laws are holding businesses back from hiring locally, I'm open to looking into ways to improve and fix them," Ms. Bustos said in a statement.

She found no evidence that regulatory uncertainty is holding businesses back from hiring or investment; weak demand is the big culprit.Yet regulation, if not a prime suspect, could still be an accomplice.

A combination of depressed stock prices, auditing reform, new rules about the responsibilities of directors and higher fees for legal services and insurance are pushing a number of smaller Long Island companies to explore how they can buy their businesses back from their shareholders.

In their view, regulations destroy initiative and hold businesses back from reaching their true potential.