Sentence examples for business counter from inspiring English sources

Backers of Republicans and big business counter that Democrats, including the Obama campaign, also received money from undisclosed organizations in the 2008 campaign.

He drove in to see Mr. Poxley, who, as usual, was standing at the end of his business counter, his left elbow holding him up.

A successful business analytics professional is often not a statistician (although statistician can make great analyst) but someone who has good communication skills to engage enthusiastically and appropriately with the business counter parts.

In stocks, Southwest Airlines says it will not follow the lead of other carriers and cut back on flights and will be profitable in the first quarter, and DuPont says it is standing behind its first quarter profit outlook, as strength in its agriculture and pharmaceuticals business counter higher energy prices.

(We trace these developments in Ronald J. Gilson & Jeffrey N. Gordon, The Agency Costs of Agency Capitalism: Activist Investors and the Re-valuation of Governance Rights, 113 Colum. L. Rev. 863 (2013).) On the present Board 2.0 model, directors are poorly situated to defend management against what is at least a credible business counter-vision.

"If we are not trusted, we have no business," countered Page.

Operators of healthy fast-food businesses counter that the real comfort is eating something that, as Mr. Baker of Health Express USA put it, "isn't a heart attack on a plate".

American businesses counter that their role in online gambling is indirect, that the casinos are acting legally in the jurisdictions in which they are based and that federal and state law is murky, mired in evolving jurisdictional questions raised by the borderless quality of the Internet.

Business owners counter that this is an exaggeration and that many violations come from hard conditions the city imposes by neglecting the area.

But there are genuine efforts in the beauty business to counter the dominant message from these industries – i.e. you need to have flawless skin, stunning hair, a beautiful face and not a pound of fat.

But key business organizations counter that it would end up hurting the workers it is meant to help.