Sentence examples for business back on from inspiring English sources

The earnings slide comes as the retailer struggles to get its business back on track.

Harding brought in a new chief executive and put the business back on an even keel.

As it tries to get business back on track, Tyco will essentially stop making acquisitions, Mr. Kozlowski said.

But he managed to get the business back on its feet, and eventually paid off the debt.

The DNA testing firm hopes a more coöperative approach with regulators will get its business back on track.

Yet Charleston now joins Ferguson, Mo., Staten Island and Baltimore in putting the nation's unfinished business back on the agenda.

Or did we give them billions of dollars to get their businesses back on their feet?

Getting the Gulf Coast's small businesses back on their feet will help local economies rebuild, and it will give the thousands of people they employ the resources to put their lives back together.

The companies at Kaesong say they have lost a combined total of about 1 trillion won (about £575m) over the past five months and will reportedly need up to a year to get their businesses back on track.

But the most difficult part was probably to set aside the devastation and get the businesses back on track.

Widening the radius of corporate social responsibility to include post-disaster community continuity will not only help get businesses back on their feet, it will also help get employees and commerce flowing again, on which businesses clearly rely.