Sentence examples for business devastation from inspiring English sources

Overnight, the magnitude of Cantor's losses transformed the firm from an obscure specialty trader to a national symbol of the awesome human and business devastation caused by the attacks.

Steinberg, who has suffered a stroke, still faces fallout from the business devastation.

Until recently, harassment in the workplace has had my attention primarily due to the PR and business devastation to companies wrongly accused by employees attempting to exploit the ultra-sensitive system for retaliation or a financial windfall.

This is good news not just for homeowners and businesses spared devastation; investors who have poured money into a growing market for catastrophe risk are set to make a fortune.

If they don't significantly increase pressure on Chinese governments and businesses, the devastation that Chinese subsidies have wreaked on other countries' economies will continue.

The London booktrade had been devastated by the Great Fire, which had swept through the city the year before publication, and many of his potential readers were otherwise engaged in recovering their uninsured businesses after the devastation.

No business has wreaked greater devastation in the recent tech-stock crash than telecom.

Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York, who has also been critical of Ms. Omar, singled out Mr. Trump's own reaction to the events of Sept 11. "He has no moral authority to be talking about 9/11 at all," he said, noting that Mr. Trump's real estate company applied for and received grants after the attacks that were intended for small businesses affected by the devastation.

The worst-of-times side seems obvious — the companies that are struggling due to the "devastation of certain business models," particularly reliance on big platforms like Facebook, and on an online ad business that's currently "under tremendous pressure".

We can lament the devastation of American business as our jobs are shipped overseas, where conditions are likely worse than those at the Triangle Waist Company in 1911.

"The FCA is making excuses in its interim report as to why it cannot bring the bank to justice, which does nothing to help redress the devastation inflicted on business owners by RBS.