Sentence examples for business contends from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Gill, who studied chemical engineering and philosophy before discovering the special effects business, contends that his system still has lots of potential.

Outside of Live TV, Hulu's on-demand business contends with major players, like Netflix, Amazon and HBO's over-the-top offerings, including HBO NOW.

For example, Electrolux announced it would close a manufacturing plant in Memphis, as the household appliance business contends with higher steel prices and Sears' bankruptcy.

Business contends frivolous suits and excessive verdicts undermine commerce.

And he insisted on high ethical standards in business, contending that a lack of them would lead to failure.

Just because New York ought to support two established opera companies, as so many in the business contend, doesn't necessarily mean that it has to.

Nokia and Ericsson, the two European giants of the mobile-phone business, contended that the third-generation system planned for Europe, WCDMA, did not use Qualcomm's intellectual property.

The two companies have shared harsh words and even a stinging lawsuit: Kozmo sought an injunction against Urbanfetch last year before its rival even started business, contending that it stole Kozmo's business model.

The City of Chicago and two California counties are challenging the drug industry's way of doing business, contending in two separate lawsuits that "aggressive marketing" by five companies has fueled an epidemic of addiction and cost taxpayers millions of dollars in insurance claims and other health care costs.

Gates' position, on the other hand, was basically that business is business, contended that the agreement gave him every right to license vast portions of Apple's interface.

Many global businesses contend they must have a presence in Russia to remain competitive.