Sentence examples for business era from inspiring English sources

"Creative disruption", with its call to forge a new paradigm by destroying the existing one, has been the buzz phrase of the computer-tech business era.

"The companies that merge what we call the back end with front-end new media capabilities are well positioned to help traditional brick-and-mortar business enter the e-connected age, the new business era".

Mr. Varvatos was one of the few designers to show men's wear this week, but his slouchy crinkled clothes seemed out of step with a new business era, when early retirement is no longer an option.

In later, widowed, years holidaying with friends Cliff Richard, Dale Winton and Paul O'Grady, Cilla certainly seemed like a relic of a bygone show business era – albeit a legend that was never sullied, nor likely to be sullied, by the scandal that has overtaken so many of her male light entertainment colleagues.

In today's business era, retailers have the dominant power of controlling or affecting another member's decision in a supply chain.

Even Gates has noted that seldom has the winner in one business era been a leader in the successive round.

The empirical research model proposed in this work may be used to establish an E-supply chain progression paradigm and a new dimensional manufacturing strategy framework in the E-business era.

Mr. Eisener, who appears to be determined not to condescend to his ultrapulpy material (John Davies's screenplay is based on a story by Mr. Davies, Mr. Eisener and Rob Cotterill), plays the mayhem very straight, with only glimmers of satiric intent: the slightly too jokey dialogue; the strong resemblance of one vicious character to the "Risky Business -era Tom Cruise.

Oh, sure, we have wonderful memories with our business-era friends, and some of those friends may transition with us to the Freedom stage.

Grants.gov will be open for business, but eRA Commons will be closed, so proposals uploaded to Grants.gov will be stored there, and will not be processed and validated until the shutdown ends.

(The peak was during the pro-business Reagan era, when, not coincidentally, education majors reached a low).