Sentence examples for businesses backward from inspiring English sources

"The challenge for providers and programmers alike is to adapt to changes in consumer demand in a way that keeps the ecosystem in balance or risk losing meaningful advertising and affiliate revenue streams that could drive our collective businesses backward," DirecTV said in a statement Thursday.

The little job site that Sanjeev Bikhchandani set up in 1997 is now India's top web business - and all because he saw colleagues reading business magazines backward, starting with the job adverts.

It's a move in the wrong direction by someone who might have led her company the other way, and while that move would have been just as wrongheaded coming from a male C.E.O., it would have felt more like business as usual and less like business going backward.

"Rhythm Is Our Business," the backward-looking show, opened at the Theater at the 14th Street Y on Tuesday with a video montage of great moments in tap from the 1930s through the 1950s that was oddly silent and so dimly projected you could barely see it.

Now, about this crime business.... ......Crime" spelled backward is "emirc".

Now, about this crime business.... ..Crime" spelled backward is "emirc".

It is a way through the vague and backward business model of an entrenched industry and, if it fails, could mean the end of magazines as we know them.

The "men's magazine" business is notoriously backward on racial stereotypes; perhaps worse than the fashion industry, if that can be imagined.

One is "democratisation of the market economy", by encouraging the birth of decentralised credit institutions that can reduce the gap between successful large companies and the host of backward small businesses.

"Dick's focus tended to be from the production backward to business," he said.

Labor groups denounced the new guidelines as weak and a step backward, while business groups applauded the guidelines, which are voluntary.