Sentence examples for business maintaining from inspiring English sources
"We are pleased with the steady progress in our business, maintaining double-digit sales growth in a retail environment that remains challenging," he added.
Given the complexity of our business, maintaining high quality short lead times is crucial to our success," says Osborne. "We were originally product designers and manufacturers in the promotional gifts sector and won the British Design Award back in 1988.
The deal, if consummated, would be the latest step by VeriSign as the company sells off divisions to focus on its core business: maintaining tens of millions of Internet domain names.
While Mr. Deripaska's approach to the Libyans demonstrated a new range in the global dealings of the oligarchs, it was his skill for survival and success in Russian big business — maintaining good relations with the Kremlin — that proved to be critical in gaining state bank backing for Rusal's I.P.O.
Microsoft folded Nokia into its mobile business, maintaining the Finnish company's brand on feature phones, while offering up smartphones under the newly integrated Microsoft Lumia line.
So looking at your operation, what's your biggest challenge with IT? Reducing the cost of the business, maintaining reliability and being able to provide the necessary information to provide short-term and tactical decisions.
The speaker said that he thought that that business maintained a constant level, "Oh, no," said the chairman.
One of her subjects, who ran an industrial floor-cleaning business, maintained that "a man needs a strong, macho job".
Nikesh Arora, Google's chief business officer, said that its desktop business maintained momentum and that Google.com grew faster than a year ago.
And we'll get additional financial flexibility to continue to invest in our business, maintain a strong balance sheet and return value to our shareholders".
When McNair Evans's father died, he learned that the family's agricultural business, maintained for five generations, was on the verge of insolvency.
