Sentence examples for business overcoming from inspiring English sources
PTN can achieve the flexible transmission for the non-fixed granular business, overcoming the shortcomings, such as the low frame utilization of the SDH network, the poor safety of the GPS synchronization and the in-adaptation for the burst communications of the protection.
For Amanda Edwards, who nominated her brother-in-law for the small business leader accolade, his personality and generous nature have been key to the business overcoming hard times as it motivated staff.
But to find out how such a business overcomes obstacles like establishing a customer base, designing an attractive, workable Web site and responding to a flood of new competitors, we will have to wait for someone else's memoir.
This is an excellent suggestion that may help reduce the attractiveness of small business to PAEs, but it relies on small businesses overcoming their reluctance to sharing information about being the target of PAEs.
So far nearly 30 companies and 150 individuals have joined the council, formed last fall to help the city's Hispanic businesses overcome language and image barriers.
The meeting will examine ideas to help businesses overcome such odds, like sibling partnerships and the cousin consortium, in which members of the extended family are incorporated into a business.
Having access to good-quality broadband also helps the smallest businesses overcome a potential lack IT of skills, not least because using cloud services removes the need to maintain hardware, and look after tasks such as software updates and often, security.
It includes a one-off payment of £500 to help small businesses overcome the cost of recruiting an apprentice.
Barbara Otto is chief executive of Think Beyond The Label, a US non-profit organisation that aims to help businesses overcome a key problem when hiring disabled people: sheer confusion.
Dandridge is a law school graduate who helps small businesses overcome legal obstacles.
"Our whole point is to help U.S. businesses overcome impediments in that country, from the U.S. side and more recently from the Libyan side, either in terms of administrative red tape or discrimination against U.S. companies".
