Sentence examples for business decay from inspiring English sources

In a report rushed out – just days after the group's chief executive, Euan Sutherland, quit and branded the organisation "ungovernable" – Myners concluded that: The group's "massive failure of governance" had "gravely damaged the organisation", letting its business decay and leaving it financially weak.

P10 Comment: Internet giants are like any other business – they can decay and die.

The dial up business continues to decay – at one time AOL had 26.7 million dial up subscribers, but it has fallen to just 6.9 million today.

In certain ways, a retailer is always a business model in decay, in need of innovation but too complacent to do it.

A decade ago Radiohead's singer, Thom Yorke, questioned whether anyone needed a record company any more, adding that it would "give us some perverse pleasure to say fuck you to this decaying business model".

And, yes, it probably would give us some perverse pleasure to say 'Fuck you' to this decaying business model".

This once had huge clout, articulating the feelings of Poles alienated by the country's brisk, materialist business culture and the decay in moral norms.

There is no need to preserve a body that has no distance to travel before burial, but preparing the dead by pickling them and sealing them in boxes made of hardwoods and unbreachable metals turned out to be a good business: the denial of decay.

Even Cisco founder Sandy Lerner, who repudiates much of the basis of Silicon Valley technolife, has on her hands another runaway business success in Urban Decay, her edgy lipstick, nail polish and makeup company.

Europe – including the UK – is littered with towns and cities such as Brignoles, places that feel both forgotten and far from the centre, civic centres decaying as business has moved to the outskirts.

The court approval of the city's bankruptcy exit plan ends a painful chapter in Detroit history and opens new challenges as it grapples with urban blight, population flight and the decay of businesses.