Sentence examples for business for less from inspiring English sources

Greg Shuey explains how to market your business for less than $5 a month.

Jeffrey Chow: has been in business for less than a year, but he seems to have caught the right wave.

Despite woodworking skills and charm, he stayed in business for less than a decade, producing perhaps a few hundred pieces.

Schering A.G. is seeking to buy a skin-care business for less than $250 million after scrapping a larger acquisition because the undisclosed seller decided not to sell.

The Ethical Fashion Forum's Innovation competition is open to all fashion designers who have been in business for less than three years.

The firm behind the project, Tata Motors part of the Tata group, which is fighting with CSN of Brazil over Corus, an Anglo-Dutch steelmaker has been in the car business for less than a decade.

As a forced seller, Carnival would probably have to sell the businesses for less than they cost to buy, calling the rationale of the larger deal into question.

The company, controlled by the billionaire investor Laurence Tisch and his family, has decided "not to sell these businesses for less than they are worth to CNA," said Bernard L. Hengesbaugh, chairman and chief executive.

Continuing the tradition of selling bad Web businesses for less than they were bought for (in the vein of Cnet selling Webshots for $45 million three years after paying $70 million for it), AOL is trying to unload online storage service Xdrive.

While "Brexiteers" like Davis have strongly backed May's proposed clean break with the single market and customs union, finance minister Philip Hammond and others have this month echoed calls by businesses for less of a "hard Brexit" and retaining closer customs ties.

A large number (40%) of the wholesalers had a staff of fewer than ten people, and 56% had been operating their businesses for less than five years in Cambodia.