Sentence examples for business rendering from inspiring English sources

Today, public planning procedures rarely include the perspectives of all private sector stakeholders (such as logistics operators and other types of business), rendering policies relatively uncoordinated and inefficient [7, 8].

A good deal of the trade friction during the 1990s between America and Japan sprang from Kodak's desire to keep cheap Japanese film off its patch.Both firms saw their traditional business rendered obsolete.

Widespread failures by banks could aggravate a downturn, as could a decline in creditworthiness by consumers or businesses, rendering them unable to borrow.

As Mr. Zell correctly suggests, the dominance of government policy and the co-opting of the regulatory agencies by high finance and big business render piecemeal legislative initiatives and token criminal prosecutions more symbolic than truly effective.

"I got into the business of rendering the figure in a more pneumatic and more non-illusionistic way.

His rivals, fearing that the work would put them out of business by rendering all other books obsolete, tried unsuccessfully to sabotage the project.

It has hired a publicist, who issued a news release that blamed Tinker Bell for ruining New Name's business by rendering the design in question "appallingly uncool".

According to Gibbons and O'Connor (2005) and Johnson et al. (2011), small firms' managers are so inundated with immediate financial problems that they ignore or even misunderstand the link between sound strategic management practices and business success rendering formal strategic management modes irrelevant to small firm managers.

IIF (2015) goes as far as to argue that this has already brought consequences for the global business cycle, rendering it less influenced by swings in manufacturing output, with shock transmission from advanced economies increasingly taking place via trade of services among themselves and more weakly to manufacturing-dependent emerging market and developing economies.

Luxury and grinding poverty were neighbors; dangerous  roads, political violence and deadly business disputes rendered life more precarious.

True, that 16-character password business would render the machine useless, but only until its hard drive was reformatted.