Sentence examples for businesses adjust from inspiring English sources

As businesses adjust to the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR"), public outcry over data privacy is intensifying in the United States.

Senate Democrats also object to $76 billion in tax breaks over 10 years that Republicans say would help small businesses adjust to the rising minimum wage.

However, the spotlight will shine on data governance as businesses adjust entire departments and workflows around data.

And those effects will be greater in the long run than in the short run as businesses adjust by moving to labor-saving methods of production.

The UK will need a transition period to help businesses adjust after Brexit, the chancellor and the international trade secretary have said.

Taxes are not something that can be easily targeted at a specific group because the elasticities of supply and demand (a fancy economic term for how consumers and businesses adjust their decisions as prices change) spread the tax burden widely through an economy.

The Labor Department said that payrolls at nonfarm businesses, adjusted to account for expected seasonal variations, dropped by 40,000, mainly as a result of steep job losses in manufacturing.

Payrolls in nonfarm businesses, adjusted to account for normal seasonal variations, dropped by 101,000, and the unemployment rate stayed at 6percentt.

Dr. Pollin, who has completed similar studies, said he found that businesses adjusted to the salary requirements by increasing productivity or raising prices slightly.

Like many on the right (myself included), the president regards the Reagan era as a moment when American businesses adjusted relatively successfully to a new wave of competition from abroad.

Nicola Shaw, executive director of National Grid, previously told BBC News that between 30% and 50% of fluctuations on the grid could be smoothed by households and businesses adjusting their demand at peak times.