Sentence examples for businesses pause from inspiring English sources

The possibility of such measures has given some Tampa businesses pause.

The cost of using an MSP does give some businesses pause.

It should give the television business pause that all the resources of CBS couldn't produce a show as funny as a series of 140-character quonathens on the Internet, where, as Dad more or less said one day in May, anybody can throw anything up on there.

Given that the formidable combined weight could be leveraged on companies where institutional investors are considered key stakeholders, this should give business leaders pause.

The giant sucking sounds emanating from corner offices at Citigroup, Merrill Lynch, Motorola, Dow Jones and other behemoths should give small business owners pause about how they go about cultivating their most precious asset: human capital.

While the exact amount of corporate money pumped into campaign advocacy last year remains unknown, any increase should give business leaders pause.

In the end, there really has not been a major outage like this over at Amazon as far back as I can remember and I would think it would give web masters and business owners pause when depending on a third party service to the point that if it goes down, so does theirs.

Had shoppers, travelers and businesses not paused in their plans as more than 5,000 of their countrymen met sudden and violent deaths, that inattention would have been something to worry about.

"We need to simplify what we do by prioritising the first line of our strategy – improving our core business and pausing activity in other areas so that we are not spread too thinly".

"Does it hurt my business?" She paused.

Mr. Rieder, the church business manager, paused when asked whether people of other faiths would have felt comfortable at the event.