Sentence examples for business substitutes from inspiring English sources

As the chemical industry is mainly driven by economies of scale for basic chemicals and by economies of scope in the specialty chemicals business, substitutes seem to be rather unlikely.

In many countries, diversified business groups substitute for the institutions that support effective markets in capital, labor, and goods and services.

And its software development work, bolstered by dozens of acquisitions in the last few years, is more and more being done with an eye for use in its services business — to substitute software automation for labor.

It is a creature of the machine age, in which plants have displaced tools and businesses are substituted for trades.

Premier Foods yesterday said it was considering offers for its meat substitute business including "Quorn".

An E.U. directive known as Reach has required European businesses to find substitutes for chemicals deemed unsafe, imposing costs that competitors do not face and pushing some companies to produce offshore at lower standards.

The report said the 1998 defense review had introduced "a shift in culture and priorities" in the armed forces, substituting "business and financial targets" for "functional values such as safety and airworthiness".

"They never get sick of it!" (This is doubly obvious is when you draw the business parallel by substituting a term like business, strategy, revenue, IT, HR, or whatever for the word somebody).

But the sugar substitute business hadn't grown for ten years.

There is not much international transport and many longer distance business trips are substituted by virtual meetigns.

I also found that my written skills were more than sufficient (although business jargon was substituted for scientific language).